PERSIAN RYDER RIDDIM produced by ABRA RECORDS / JUSA DEMENTOR 2013
Persian Ryder Overview
The Persian Ryder Riddim dancehall collection from 2013 features a line-up of energetic tracks that kept dance floors packed across the island. The release kicks off with Terminator & Jusa Dementor — Who Dem, a tune that stands out for its commanding delivery and catchy rhythm. MasSicker — Pon Mi follows, bringing a confident vibe that fits perfectly with the riddim’s lively beat. Princess Mwamba — Jungle adds a fresh voice to the mix, giving the collection an extra layer of energy. Shaka Pow ft Sadiki — believe me and Sadiki - believe me — believe me both showcase Sadiki’s smooth style. Sadiki is known for his 2007 album "Morning’s Come" and his collaborations with producers in both Jamaica and the US, making him a respected name in reggae and dancehall. Tawastok Ft Countess Aris — Swagga Daddy and Countess Aris - Swagga Daddy — Swagga Daddy share the same infectious groove, while Lustah — Tight Ting, Badman — Swing, and Quain — Island girl round out the set with party-ready anthems. Behind the mixing board is ABRA RECORDS / JUSA DEMENTOR. Jusa Dementor, a Zimbabwean-born producer, has worked with international artists and built a name for himself in the UK dancehall and Afrobeat scenes. His label, ABRA RECORDS, has released several well-received riddims and helped bridge African and Caribbean sounds. Selectors and DJs still rate this 2013 collection for its energy and dance-floor appeal. The Persian Ryder Riddim remains a favorite, echoing through clubs and parties, driven by strong production and standout tracks.
Persian Ryder Tracklist:
- Fyahbwoy Feat Suku (Ward21) LUV DEM TING
- Terminator & Jusa Dementor -Who Dem
- MasSicker – Pon Mi
- Princess Mwamba – Jungle
- Shaka Pow ft Sadiki – believe me
- Tawastok Ft Countess Aris – Swagga Daddy
- Lustah -Tight Ting
- Badman- Swing
- Quain – Island girl
- Innovation45 – Any Wey Mi Go
- Lustah – Friends with Benefits
- Lupe Fiasco – Pop
- Persian Ryder Riddim
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