PHAT WAWA RIDDIM produced by 4 ROADS 2012
Phat Wawa Overview
The Phat Wawa Riddim compilation first appeared in 2012, coming straight from the heart of the dancehall scene. The riddim quickly became known for its raw energy, with a sound that made it popular in clubs and street parties alike. Capleton, a veteran in the reggae and dancehall world, leads the project with "Toppa Tings." Capleton is famous for hits like "Jah Jah City" and has won several awards for his powerful stage presence and conscious lyrics. His track on this riddim stands out with fiery delivery and commanding style. Panik brings "J - Bada Gyal" to the mix, showing off a unique flow that fits the energetic beat perfectly. Laymess delivers "Nou Pani Dwoi," adding another layer to the compilation with a catchy hook and solid performance. Blicassty’s "Yo Di" and Djama Staika’s "Wanna Diss We" both add to the variety, each artist bringing their own flavor to the riddim. Other tracks, like Saa'turn with "Tounin Gaza," Select Kim & CöCö with "Move Your Poom Poom," and Specta’s "Gossip Girl," help round out the project, making it a full dancehall experience. The sound engineer on the Phat Wawa Riddim played a key role in making the beats hit hard and the vocals shine. The producer, 4 ROADS, is known for creating high-energy riddims and has a reputation for bringing together strong lineups. 4 ROADS has worked on several successful projects and is respected for keeping the dancehall sound fresh. Even now, the Phat Wawa Riddim brings back the lively vibe of 2012, reminding fans of a great moment in dancehall music.
Phat Wawa Tracklist:
- Capleton – Toppa Tings (Remix)
- Panik-J – Bada Gyal
- Laymess – Nou Pani Dwoi
- Blicassty – Yo Di
- Djama Staika – Wanna Diss We
- Saa’turn – Tounin Gaza
- Select Kim & CöCö – Move Your Poom Poom
- Specta – Gossip Girl
- Varsko Kidman & ReizeMan – Coucoune Pani Fidji
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