SANS PLOMB RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2012
Sans Plomb Overview
The bashment project brought a strong street energy to the dancehall scene in 2012. The tracklist is packed with fire, starting with Rott Mc’s “Ou En Betiz.” This song stands out for its sharp delivery and catchy hooks. Panik J’s “No Diss” keeps the vibe tough, bringing a direct and bold style that fits the riddim perfectly. Ti Dody adds depth with “Babylone,” a song that shows his unique voice and lyrical skill. Setsa’s “Bubble Up” brings a lighter, dance-friendly touch, while Mikla Seen’s “Drop It Dong” is all about movement and energy. Al Krimynal’s “Wine Sur La Piste” and Toupi’s “Bwey Sans Plomb” keep the momentum going, each adding their own flavor to the mix. Ti Mada’s “Ce En Walpa,” X Chaotix’s “Article Discount,” and Blackman’s “Et Les Gars” round out the project, making sure there’s something for every dancehall fan. Looking at the artists, Rott Mc is known for his raw style, and his track “Ou En Betiz” is a highlight on the project. Panik J, with “No Diss,” brings a confident flow that fans recognize from his earlier singles. Ti Dody, who performs “Babylone,” has built a strong following in the French Caribbean dancehall scene. Behind it all, the producer VARIOUS ARTISTS plays a key role. Known for working with independent labels and pushing new sounds, VARIOUS ARTISTS has helped shape the modern dancehall sound with projects like this one.
Sans Plomb Tracklist:
- Rott Mc – Ou En Betiz
- Panik J – No Diss
- Ti Dody – Babylone
- Setsa – Bubble Up
- Mikla Seen – Drop It Dong
- Al Krimynal – Wine Sur La Piste
- Toupi – Bwey Sans Plomb
- Ti Mada – Ce En Walpa
- X Chaotix – Article Discount
- Blackman – Et Les Gars
- Def J – Fo Pa Dekone
- X Man – Vis Apres Vice
- Namx – Bel La Vi
- T – Woof Woof
- Specta – Lache Tes Cheveux
- Little Jah – I Konten Wine Up
- Dema – Assi Facebook
- Vybz Kartel – Medley (Mix 1)
- Vybz Kartel – Medley (Mix 2)
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