RASTA CALIENTE RIDDIM produced by ANGOLA RECORDS 2021
Rasta Caliente Overview
Fans still talk about the yard beat that took over dancehall in 2021. The Rasta Caliente Riddim is remembered as a true anthem, heard everywhere from street corners to dance sessions. Its energy and catchy hooks made it stand out from other riddims of that year. Looking back, the artists who voiced the riddim helped shape its legacy. Jah Bouks Feat. Fantan Mojah brought a powerful message with their song "Have It." Fantan Mojah, known for his hit "Hail The King," added his unique voice to the project, giving "Have It" extra fire. Prestige delivered "Beautiful Girl," a smooth track that quickly became a favorite among fans. Anthony B, famous for his classic album "Real Revolutionary," contributed "Nah Left," showing his consistent strength in dancehall over the years. Lymie Murray, with "Let Me Know," added a soulful touch to the riddim. Other artists like Lutan Fyah with "Loyal Queen," Jholi with "Rude Girl," Turbulence with "Don't Worry About A Thing," King Tappa with "Time Up," and Ginjah with "Stand Side By Side," each brought their own style, making the riddim a showcase of talent. Behind this anthem is ANGOLA RECORDS, a label known for pushing fresh sounds in dancehall. The producer’s work on Rasta Caliente Riddim gained attention for blending modern vibes with traditional reggae roots. ANGOLA RECORDS has built a reputation for creative production, helping to shape the sound of new dancehall music. The Rasta Caliente Riddim stands as one of their most memorable projects.
Rasta Caliente Tracklist:
- Jah Bouks Feat. Fantan Mojah – Have It
- Prestige – Beautiful Girl
- Anthony B – Nah Left
- Lymie Murray – Let Me Know
- Lutan Fyah – Loyal Queen
- Jholi – Rude Girl
- Turbulence – Don’t Worry About A Thing
- King Tappa – Time Up
- Ginjah – Stand Side By Side
- Short Ghad – Gold Medal
- Munga Honorable – I Don’t Mind
- Tmo Tearz – Spectacular
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