LABA LABA RIDDIM produced by BIZZARRI RECORDS 2013
Laba Laba Overview
In 2013, a fresh bashment sound arrived from Italy with the release of the Laba Laba Riddim. This project came out on BIZZARRI RECORDS, a label known for bringing international attention to reggae and dancehall. Based in Bologna, BIZZARRI RECORDS has worked with many well-known artists and is respected for its quality productions. The Laba Laba Riddim brought together a group of strong voices from the reggae and dancehall world. Lion D, an Italian reggae artist known for his album “Bring Back the Vibes,” leads the project with the track “Laba Laba.” Ward 21, famous for their hit “Badda Than Dem,” bring their signature style to “Links Like Mine.” Skarra Mucci, who has worked with top producers across Europe and is known for the album “Return of the Raggamuffin,” delivers “Dancehall Energy.” Ras Tewelde joins in with “Money,” and Jah Sun, recognized for his international collaborations, adds “Mad Up The Place.” Other artists on the riddim include KG Man with “Tun Up The Sound,” G Mac with “Pull It Up,” Mandinka Warrior with “Oooh,” Deliman with “Reggae Party,” and Stevie Culture with “Music Me Love.” Each song rides the lively, bouncing rhythm created by BIZZARRI RECORDS, blending classic dancehall vibes with modern energy. This riddim shaped the dancehall sound of 2013. Even today, when you play these tracks, you can feel the same party spirit and freshness that made it stand out. For any reggae fan, the Laba Laba Riddim is a reminder of how powerful and timeless dancehall music can be.
Laba Laba Tracklist:
- Lion D – Laba Laba
- Ward 21 – Links Like Mine
- Skarra Mucci – Dancehall Energy
- Ras Tewelde – Money
- Jah Sun – Mad Up The Place
- KG Man – Tun Up The Sound
- G Mac – Pull It Up
- Mandinka Warrior – Oooh
- Deliman – Reggae Party
- Stevie Culture – Music Me Love
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