KOUMANCE RIDDIM produced by NO BORDERS MUSIC | MIGHTYMAX 2014
Koumance Overview
In 2014, the Koumance Riddim became a major highlight at carnivals and festivals. This soca riddim brought together a group of talented artists and quickly turned into a favorite for partygoers. The driving force behind the project was NO BORDERS MUSIC | MIGHTYMAX, a producer and label known for bringing different voices together. NO BORDERS MUSIC | MIGHTYMAX has a reputation for creating energetic releases and supporting cross-border collaborations in the reggae and soca scene. The recording process involved careful planning and strong direction from the carnival director, who made sure every artist’s style was heard. The team focused on keeping the energy high while blending the unique voices of each performer. Anthony John’s track, "Rules and Laws," stood out for its strong lyrics and delivery. Anthony John is known for his roots reggae sound and has worked with artists like Luciano and Sizzla in the past. Atomic Spliff brought a fresh vibe with "I Bration," adding a catchy rhythm that got crowds moving. Black Dillinger’s "Get Away" showcased his smooth flow; he is recognized for his album "Love Life," which earned him respect in the European reggae scene. Blakka Lightning’s "Raggamuffin" and G Ras’s "Easy" each added their own flavor, making the riddim even more dynamic. Each artist’s contribution helped shape the riddim into a true festival anthem. Looking back, the Koumance Riddim was a must-have at every 2014 fete, capturing the spirit of the season and uniting fans on the dancefloor.
Koumance Tracklist:
- Anthony John – Rules and Laws
- Atomic Spliff – I Bration
- Black Dillinger – Get Away
- Blakka Lightning – Raggamuffin
- G Ras – Easy
- General Lion I – Rastamuffin
- Lord Bitum – Raggamuffin à l’ancienne
- Straika D – Koumance
- VirtuS – A Sound Like This
- Nyx Lion – Kit Pas Ti Kanot Savir
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