SAL SALAZAR RIDDIM (SOCA) – ANDREW ‘HITZ’ PHILLIP 2015
Sal Salazar Overview
In 2015, the Sal Salazar Riddim became a key soca riddim for carnival celebrations. This track base, or “riddim,” gave DJs a strong anthem to play at parties and parades. The sound was full of energy, with fast beats and catchy melodies. Compared to other carnival soundtracks of its time, the Sal Salazar Riddim stood out for its warm, bouncy feel and its ability to get crowds moving. Several well-known soca artists recorded songs on this riddim. Andrew 'Hitz' Phillip released “D' Vibe” and also “Sal Salazar Riddim,” both showing his smooth style. Bunji Garlin, famous for his hit “Differentology,” brought his power to “Throw It Back.” Jamesy P, known for his soca classic “Nookie,” added “Domestic Silence” to the mix. Lyrikal, who has performed at many major soca festivals, contributed “No Rules.” Ricardo Drue, who found success with “Vagabond” and has won multiple soca awards, sang “Winner.” Six Four Five added “Doh Say,” helping to round out the collection. The producer behind this riddim was Sal Salazar. As the sound architect, Salazar shaped the music’s bright, joyful vibe. His work brought together different artists and created a unified carnival sound. Looking back, the Sal Salazar Riddim was a true anthem for Carnival 2015. Its lively base and strong lineup of artists made it popular with both DJs and fans. The riddim captured the spirit of carnival and became a highlight of the season.
Sal Salazar Tracklist:
- Andrew ‘Hitz’ Phillip – D’ Vibe
- Bunji Garlin – Throw It Back
- Jamesy P – Domestic Silence
- Lyrikal – No Rules
- Ricardo Drue – Winner
- Six Four Five – Doh Say
- Andrew ‘Hitz’ Phillip – Sal Salazar Riddim (Instrumental)
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