STILL ADDICT OF SLENG TENG RIDDIM produced by V.I.P.INTERNATIONAL RECORDS – 2019
Still Addict Of Sleng Teng Overview
V.I.P. International Records set the stage for a true dancehall party with their release of the "V.I.P. Sleng Teng Riddim." This label has built a name for itself by bringing together top artists and fresh sounds, especially around the classic Sleng Teng riddim. Their work has helped keep dancehall moving forward, and this project was no exception. The artists on this release brought real energy. Atooshi came in strong with "Run Whe," adding his own style to the mix. Bounty Killa, a legend known for his hit "Look," delivered "Riight Off"—another hard-hitting track that shows why he’s still a force in dancehall. Boy Ken and Rankin Taxi teamed up for "Antatachi Dare," blending their voices for a catchy tune that stands out in the lineup. Horace Andy, famous for his classic song "Skylarking" and his work with Massive Attack, brought his unmistakable voice to "For Real." Jj kept the party going with "Rexxx – Bassline Mafia," a track that draws you to the dancefloor. The bashment arranger made sure every track fit the party mood, mixing hardcore dancehall vibes with hooks that stick in your head. The producer, V.I.P. International Records, is known for pushing the genre and giving new life to classic riddims. Their releases always get attention from selectors and fans. For anyone who loves dancehall, 2019 will always be remembered for this release. The mix of artists, the energy, and the classic riddim made it a must-listen for the year.
Still Addict Of Sleng Teng Tracklist:
1. Atooshi – Run Whe
2. Bounty Killa – Riight Off
3. Boy Ken & Rankin Taxi – Antatachi Dare
4. Horace Andy – For Real
5. Jj-Rexxx – Bassline Mafia (Sleng Teng Riddim De Koroshini Kita)
6. Ninja Man – Bucky Marshal
7. Shiba Yankee – Speed Junkee feat J-rexxx & Taitang
8. Sizzla – Bagga War
9. V.I.P.International Records – V.I.P. Sleng Teng Riddim
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