Kopa Riddim – Vp Records

KOPA RIDDIM produced by VP RECORDS 2005

Kopa Overview

In the world of dancehall, sound systems are the heartbeat of the culture, and the Kopa Riddim is a perfect example of why. The mix, celebrated for its bashment-ready tracks, is a favorite among selectors in 2025. With its high-energy beats and catchy hooks, it’s a must-have for any dancehall party. The production of Kopa Riddim was guided by VP RECORDS, a powerhouse in reggae and dancehall music. Founded in 1979, VP RECORDS has been instrumental in bringing Caribbean music to the global stage. Known for releasing hits from iconic artists, the label has played a crucial role in shaping the sound of modern reggae and dancehall. The Kopa Riddim features standout performances from artists like Busy Signal, who delivers the energetic "Wuk Gal" and "Wuk Gyal." Busy Signal is known for his versatile style and has hits like "Watch Out For This (Bumaye)," which have earned him international recognition. Delly Ranks adds to the mix with "Love How Yuh," while Elephant Man brings his signature flair with "Ele Melody." Kevin Lyttle, famous for his global hit "Turn Me On," contributes "After Party," adding a soca twist to the riddim. Macka Diamond, known for her hit "Dye Dye," spices things up with "How Much Gyal." The Kopa Riddim continues to be a sound system favorite, proving that with the right mix of talent and production, dancehall music can transcend borders and bring people together on the dance floor.

Kopa Tracklist:

1. Busy Signal – Wuk Gal (Pharmacy)
2. Busy Signal – Wuk Gyal
3. Delly Ranks – Love How Yuh
4. Elephant Man – Ele Melody
5. Kevin Lyttle – After Party
6. Macka Diamond – How Much Gyal
7. Nicky B – If You Wanna Ride
8. Sean Paul – Straight Up!
9. Sean Paul – Straight Up
10. Sizzla – Hot Like Fire
11. Tami – Anything
12. Tami Chin – Hot!!
13. Timberlee – Boom Wine!!