SAHARA RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004
Sahara Overview
In 2004, the Sahara Riddim dropped like a bombshell in dancehall circles, delivering a selection of tracks that quickly became staples in sessions everywhere. The riddim opens with "Intro — Sahara Riddim," setting the stage for a dynamic experience. Busta Killa's "Gwadada B?l" stands out with its raw energy, while Dj Nin’s "Sahara Mix" showcases his unique ability to blend beats seamlessly. Epsilon’s "Millon?" adds a layer of depth with its infectious rhythm. The collaboration between F?f? and Rayden on "La Dmence" brings a powerful punch, highlighting Rayden's versatility. Rayden has been recognized for his contributions to the dancehall scene, adding a distinct flavor with each performance. "La Dmence" by Rayden is another testament to his skillful artistry. Other tracks like Mercenaire’s "Gwada S? Gun" and Mykilla’s "Dance Hall Ka Vo L?" add to the riddim’s diverse soundscape, while Ninja B’s "Chabine" and Pit Di Bull’s "Les Immortels" keep the energy levels high throughout. The mastermind behind the Sahara Riddim, VARIOUS ARTISTS, has been known for producing some of the most memorable beats in the dancehall genre. With a history of crafting hits that resonate with fans, their work has often topped charts and garnered widespread acclaim. The Sahara Riddim is no exception, remembered for its ability to captivate listeners and bring a raw street flavor to dancehall sessions. For fans of 2004 dancehall, this riddim remains a cherished anthem, a testament to the enduring impact of VARIOUS ARTISTS' production prowess.
Sahara Tracklist:
- Busta Killa – Gwadada B?l
- Dj Nin – Sahara Mix
- Epsilon – Millon?
- F?f? Feat Rayden – La Dmence
- Intro – Sahara Riddim
- Mercenaire – Gwada S? Gun
- Mykilla – Dance Hall Ka Vo L?
- Ninja B – Chabine
- Pit Di Bull – Les Immortels
- Pr?sident – Tchoun
- Ra?ko – L?s?’y Rentr?
- Sismic – Son Dzespoir’
- Yankee – Nou Ja Bon
- Ym?s – Dapr? Yo
- Yoda Feat Slyki – Chi Chi Dead
- Yoods – Dance Hall Mentality
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