PANIK RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Panik Overview
The dancehall set released by the label VARIOUS ARTISTS in 2005 brought a fresh, raw street flavor to the dancehall scene. Known for its ability to produce catchy and timeless rhythms, VARIOUS ARTISTS has been a significant player in the music industry, often credited with bringing together diverse talents to create memorable hits. Among the standout performers on this set are Apach, Childa, and D Love Mc. Apach, known for his energetic track "Fe Yo Wine," delivers a performance that resonates with dancehall enthusiasts. Childa's "Move" adds a vibrant touch to the collection, showcasing his unique style and flair. D Love Mc's "La Dancehall A Le Pouvoir" further enriches the set, reinforcing his reputation as a dynamic force in the genre. Other notable contributions come from La Fripouille with "Manman Pa La" and Lieutnant with "Missie A L? Soti," both adding depth and variety to the compilation. The inclusion of these artists highlights the diversity and richness of the dancehall soundscape. The sound engineer behind this project ensured that each track was polished to perfection, allowing the artists' talents to shine through. The production quality of the set is a testament to the meticulous attention to detail that VARIOUS ARTISTS is known for. Looking back, this dancehall set played a crucial role in keeping the genre vibrant and alive in 2005. Its infectious beats and compelling performances made it a favorite among fans and a staple on dance floors, cementing its place in the dancehall music landscape.
Panik Tracklist:
- Apach – Fe Yo Wine
- Childa – Move
- D Love Mc – La Dancehall A Le Pouvoir
- La Fripouille – Manman Pa La
- Lieutnant – Missie A L? Soti
- Man Leetle – Mal Palan
- Nyala – Vitamine N
- Panik Riddim – Version
- Prince Aziz – Manmail
- Skanky – Dife A Cho
- Straika D – Gwada Mada
- Supa Lee – Shine Today
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