PARADISE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS SOCA ARTISTS 2004
Paradise Overview
In 2004, the Paradise Riddim brought the vibrant spirit of the islands straight into the heart of carnival celebrations. Produced by the talented VARIOUS SOCA ARTISTS, this riddim became a staple for the season, blending reggae and soca influences into a captivating musical experience. Known for their ability to craft infectious beats, VARIOUS SOCA ARTISTS have a history of creating tracks that resonate with the carnival crowd, making them a respected name in the soca music scene. The riddim featured a stellar lineup of artists, each bringing their unique flair to the project. Gailann's "Let U Go" showcased her smooth vocals and ability to convey deep emotion, while Ghetto Flex's "Jouvert Paradise" captured the essence of the early morning carnival festivities. Maximus Dan, known for his high-energy performances, contributed "Wanted," a track that further cemented his reputation as a powerhouse in the soca world. His career has been marked by hits that consistently climb the charts, reflecting his widespread appeal. Shurwayne Winchester, another standout artist on the riddim, delivered "Coming At Ya," adding his signature style to the mix. Winchester is celebrated for his dynamic stage presence and has won multiple awards for his contributions to soca music. Terry Seales rounded out the lineup with "Rise Up," a track that encouraged unity and celebration, themes central to carnival culture. Together, these artists and the Paradise Riddim captured the joy and energy of Carnival 2004, leaving a lasting impact on fans and ensuring the music's place in the carnival tradition.
Paradise Tracklist:
- Gailann – Let U Go
- Ghetto Flex – Jouvert Paradise
- Maximus Dan – Wanted
- Paradise Riddim – Version
- Shurwayne Winchester – Coming At Ya
- Terry Seales – Rise Up