LETCHI RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Letchi Overview
In 2005, the Letchi Riddim came alive in the studio, driven by the creative vision of a talented sound engineer who focused on deep, pulsing basslines and catchy hooks. The project was produced by the collective known as VARIOUS ARTISTS, who have a reputation for crafting memorable dancehall experiences. This collective has been known for their innovative approach and has contributed significantly to the genre's evolution with numerous successful projects. The Letchi Riddim brought together a diverse group of artists, each adding their unique flair. C' Kestre delivered "Offichal," a track that stands out with its vibrant energy. Djama Sta?ka's "Mwen Pa Ka Komprenn" added a reflective touch, showcasing his lyrical prowess. Donshorty, known for his dynamic style, contributed "Wi Westindies," a song that resonated well with fans of the genre. Dryk introduced "Introduction," a track that set the tone for the riddim with its engaging beats. General Shizzle's "Madinina" brought a distinct flavor, highlighting his ability to captivate listeners. These artists, along with others like Jistaf with "Dans La Place" and Little Di Lion with "Ban Mwen En Micro," created a compilation that was both fresh and familiar. The Letchi Riddim was a testament to the strength of yard studios in 2005, as it brought together a mix of sounds and talents that left a lasting impact on the dancehall scene. Each artist's contribution made it a standout project of its time.
Letchi Tracklist:
- C’ Kestre – Offichal
- Djama Sta?ka – Mwen Pa Ka Komprenn
- Donshorty – Wi Westindies
- Dryk – Introduction
- General Shizzle – Madinina
- Jistaf – Dans La Place
- Joxsy, Luther King & Admiral – Freestyle
- Layen – Sex Paradise
- Little Di Lion – Ban Mwen En Micro
- Messen – Ba Yo Brand New
- Scientifik – Mizik Tala
- Strikem – F? Yo Komprenn’
- Youth Style Krew – Hatta Fire
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