Street Riddim – Manuscript Records

STREET RIDDIM produced by MANUSCRIPT RECORDS – 2011

Street Overview

Street Riddim is a lively soca rhythm that started in the Caribbean and made a big impact in 2011. DJs loved playing it at parties and parades, especially during the carnival season. The energy and fast pace of the riddim made it a favorite for crowds who wanted to dance and celebrate. Several talented artists recorded songs on Street Riddim. Blakk Ice brought a strong vibe with his track “Stop My Shine.” Cush Ishent added to the mix with “All Night,” a song that kept the party going from start to finish. Daveman’s “Deng Digi Deng” was another highlight, showing his unique style. Faya Saga joined in with “Nuh Long Tongue,” while Karli Owli delivered “Tell Dem Again,” adding more flavor to the riddim. Blakk Ice is known for his energetic performances, and his music often gets attention at Caribbean festivals. Daveman has built a name for himself on the soca scene, performing at major events and earning respect for his catchy hooks and stage presence. The production behind Street Riddim was led by MANUSCRIPT RECORDS -. The label has a strong history in Caribbean music, producing several soca and dancehall hits over the years. Their work on this riddim helped it become a staple for DJs and partygoers. Even today, Street Riddim is remembered for its connection to the parades and street parties of 2011. The songs from this release still get played, reminding fans of the excitement and joy of soca music.

Street Tracklist:

1. Blakk Ice – Stop My Shine
2. Cush Ishent – All Night (Raw)
3. Daveman – Deng Digi Deng
4. Faya Saga – Nuh Long Tongue (Raw)
5. Karli Owli – Tell Dem Again
6. King Juli – Gelaber
7. Lady N – Nuh Waan
8. Louie Culture – Party
9. Manja Ft Stoney Moe – Foto (Alternative Mix)
10. Manja Ft Stoney Moe – Foto
11. Mr Peppa – For The Ladys (Raw) (Alternative Mix)
12. Mr Peppa – For The Ladys (Raw)
13. Rahsa – Your Choice
14. Simply Cat – Cruising
15. Stevo Star – Badda Boom
16. Street Riddim – Instrumental

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