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    Mid-Tempo Release Details

    • Riddim year: 2022
    • Style: Soca
    • Total tracks: 4
    • Unique artists on riddim: 5
    • Production credits: ADIGUN PRODUCTIONS
    • Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2022 Riddims List · 2022 Soca Riddims

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    Adigun Productions’ Mid-Tempo Riddim came out in 2022 as a four-track soca juggling anchored by Baracka’s Mad People, Brother B’s Ah Could Wuk, Valene Nedd’s Forever Jab, and the Topcat and Blazzer combination on Movements. The release keeps a compact lineup of five artists across those cuts, with the title fitting the groove perfectly: a measured, groove-led soca drive rather than an all-out pace, making it easy to place alongside Adigun’s cleaner, straight-to-the-point production style in that period.

    Mid-Tempo Tracklist:

    1. Baracka – Mad People
    2. Brother B – Ah Could Wuk
    3. Valene Nedd – Forever Jab
    4. Topcat & Blazzer – Movements

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    Article writer and editor. Being raised in a music loving family, Shelley developed her love for music. She has worked in the digital space as a digital marketer for different industries. However, this has not deterred her passion for music as she has got to appreciate the uniqueness of dancehall and reggae. Having met people of different cultures through her college experience in India and at Africa University, she understands that people value different things and music is a part of people’s lives as it impacts each and everyone differently.