PRINTA RIDDIM produced by LIONDUB AND MARCUS VISIONARY 2017
Printa Overview
In the world of dancehall, sound system culture is all about heavy bass, sharp lyrics, and a crowd that loves to move. The Printa Riddim, released in 2017, fits right into this scene. The riddim blends hardcore deejay energy with smooth vocals, making it perfect for parties and street dances. The producers behind this collection, LIONDUB AND MARCUS VISIONARY, are well-respected in reggae and jungle music. LIONDUB is known for his Liondub International label, which pushes both reggae and drum & bass sounds worldwide. MARCUS VISIONARY is a veteran DJ and producer from Toronto, famous for his work in the UK and Canadian jungle scenes. Together, they crafted a riddim that feels fresh but keeps the classic dancehall vibe. The artists on Printa Riddim each bring their own style. Gyal Factory teams up with Ragga Twins, a legendary UK duo known for their influence on jungle and dancehall music. Gyalis links with Mr. Lexx and Suku Ward. Mr. Lexx is celebrated for hits like “Cook” and his international collaborations. Suzy Wong joins with Spyd, adding a smooth yet powerful vocal touch. Uncontrollable and Tun It Up both feature Red Fox, a dancehall artist respected for his 1990s classic “Dem a Murderer.” Miss Lu by Ninja Kidd and Powerman, Touch A Button by Future Fambo and Major Lee, Tiny by Spookie, Body Bang by Jnr. Dangerous, and Printa by Suku Ward round out the collection, each track adding to the riddim’s party energy.
Printa Tracklist:
- Gyal Factory – Ragga Twins
- Gyalis – Mr. Lexx And Suku Ward
- Suzy Wong – Spyd
- Uncontrollable – Red Fox
- Tun It Up – Red Fox
- Miss Lu – Ninja Kidd And Powerman
- Touch A Button – Future Fambo And Major Lee
- Tiny – Spookie
- Body Bang – Jnr. Dangerous
- Printa – Suku Ward
- Wine It Up – Daddy Freddy And Blackout Ja
- Mind Games – Demarco
- Siren – Suku Lost City Remix
- Wine ‘N Go Down – I Octane
- Dancehall Crown – Blackout Ja
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