STALINGRAD RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Stalingrad Overview
In 2005, the dancehall scene was buzzing with energy, and the Stalingrad Riddim was at the center of it all. This compilation, brought to life by the producer known as VARIOUS ARTISTS, left a lasting mark on the genre. Known for crafting beats that resonate on the dance floor, VARIOUS ARTISTS has a reputation for producing tracks that become instant sound system staples. Their work on this riddim showcased their knack for creating engaging and memorable music. Afta Micky Feat Skyrox delivered the track "Anti Battyboy," a tune that quickly caught the attention of dancehall enthusiasts. Skyro's contribution to the same track added an extra layer of intensity, making it a standout in the compilation. Breaklyn's "Dead Wak?" brought a unique flair to the riddim, while Dayon'aye's "Restan A Moun'" showcased his ability to connect with listeners through powerful lyrics and rhythms. DJ Skorn' provided the "Stalingrad Riddim Version," a track that highlighted the riddim's core elements and kept the dance floors packed. Each artist brought their own flavor to the project, contributing to its status as a defining moment in dancehall history. For fans of the genre, the Stalingrad Riddim compilation was more than just music; it was a cultural phenomenon that captured the spirit of 2005. By bringing together diverse talents and sounds, it became a benchmark for what dancehall could achieve and continues to be celebrated by fans around the world.
Stalingrad Tracklist:
- Afta Micky Feat Skyrox – Anti Battyboy (Freestyle)
- Breaklyn – Dead Wak?
- Dayon’aye – Restan A Moun’
- Dj Skorn’ – Stalingrad Riddim Version
- Fox – Babylone
- Jaffia Feat Yoda – L? Vi? B?
- Mct – Blackman (Stalingrad Riddim)
- Orizy – Buch Pa Fin’ ?v? La Gu?
- Ss Norys Premier – Bun Battyboy Dem
- Stalingrad Riddim – Version
- Ta?ny B – Dibilidi Gwada
- Tenshy – C’est Le Ghetto
- Waat Man – War
- Yodah Feat Ll – Ganja Pousse
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