SWAGGA RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2012
Swagga Overview
In 2012, soca fans saw a powerful new rhythm take over Carnival. The fete rhythm, produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS, became a favorite for masqueraders on the road. VARIOUS ARTISTS is known for bringing together different voices and styles, and this project was no exception. Their work helped shape the sound of the season, giving dancers and listeners nonstop energy. The lineup on this rhythm brought together some of the brightest names. Makesha stood out with “Miss My Muk Up,” a song that quickly became popular among partygoers. Her strong voice and lively delivery made the track a staple for Carnival. Showtime delivered “So Addictive,” showing off his energetic approach and connecting well with the crowd. Joe Ranking’s “Hot” added even more fire to the collection. Joe Ranking is respected in the soca scene for his consistent performances and catchy tunes. Ritical joined with “Spot Light,” giving fans another reason to keep moving on the parade route. Kenne Blessin brought his own flavor with “Bumpa Ah Talk.” Kenne Blessin is also known for his previous collaboration with Busy Signal on the reggae track “Settle Down,” which helped grow his reputation. Other artists on the rhythm included Shine I with “Lets Go Dancing,” Baker Jr with “Heat Inside De Place,” Krese with “Egyptian Wine,” and Tino with “Till Morning.” Each song kept the energy high and the crowd dancing. The fete rhythm is forever linked to Carnival 2012, remembered for its driving beats and the way it powered the festival’s non-stop celebration.
Swagga Tracklist:
- Makesha – Miss My Muk Up
- Showtime – So Addictive
- Joe Ranking – Hot
- Ritical – Spot Light
- Kenne Blessin – Bumpa Ah Talk
- Shine I – Lets Go Dancing
- Baker Jr. – Heat Inside De Place
- Krese – Egyptian Wine
- Tino – Till Morning
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