ONE WAY RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2012
One Way Overview
The selector’s mix called One Way Riddim came from the heart of dancehall in 2012. This riddim was known for its powerful energy and fresh style at every party. The mix featured a strong lineup of artists, each bringing their own sound. Ghetto Say Yes made waves with the track Fuck All, which quickly became a favorite among dancehall fans. Empresslady delivered You See Mi Inna, showing her unique voice and style. Hakim, who is also known for his work in the African music scene, added Leo Vane Trongo, giving the riddim an international touch. Rodhys impressed listeners with Believe In Life With You, and Lakaz kept the crowd moving with Sexy Lady. Each artist brought something special. For example, Empresslady is known for her collaborations with other Caribbean artists, helping her reach a wider audience. Hakim has received recognition in North Africa for his music, making his appearance on this riddim a highlight. The bashment arranger behind the mix kept the energy high, making sure every transition kept the dancefloor full. The producer, VARIOUS ARTISTS, is known for bringing together talent from different backgrounds. Their projects often collect millions of streams and are played by selectors worldwide, showing their influence in the dancehall scene. For dancehall lovers, the year 2012 would not be the same without this selector’s mix. The One Way Riddim remains a classic, with its lively beats and unforgettable performances from Ghetto Say Yes, Empresslady, Hakim, Rodhys, and Lakaz.
One Way Tracklist:
- Ghetto Say Yes – Fuck All
- Empresslady – You See Mi Inna
- Hakim – Leo Vane Trongo
- Rodhys – Believe In Life With You
- Lakaz – Sexy Lady
- I Win – Sa Ka Fe Mo Mal
- Slaikee – Riddim Fatal
- Wahad – Dom Tom Freedom
- Black Empress – You Got The Right Thing
- Riptez – Rol Fuck Up
- Sweetness – Seasaw Mi Sex
- Pantha – Just Cant Do Without You
- Ti Kaff – A Moin Mi Le Pare
- Version – One Way Riddim
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