SWORD RIDDIM produced by DANCE SOLDIAH RECORDS – 2019
Sword Overview
When "Sword Riddim" dropped in 2019, it quickly became a favorite for dancehall selectors. Produced by DANCE SOLDIAH RECORDS -, this riddim gave DJs new energy for their dancehall nights. The label, known for pushing French reggae and dancehall sounds, brought together artists from different backgrounds to create a fresh fusion. The riddim blends dancehall with reggae, hip hop, and even touches of electronic music. This mix makes it easy for selectors to blend "Sword Riddim" tracks into many types of sets. Songs like Stranjah Miller — Soldier For Jah and Chezidek — Vegan Style show deep roots reggae influences. Chezidek is well known for his hit "Leave De Trees," which helped him gain international recognition. Skarra Mucci, with his track War Zone, adds his unique fast-chat style. Skarra Mucci is often called "The Dancehall President" and has worked with many European producers in his career. Lmk — Better Run and Taiwan Mc — Music Soldiah bring a modern twist, mixing in rap and electronic flavors. Taiwan Mc is recognized for his work with the Chinese Man collective, adding another layer of global influence to the project. Other voices on the riddim include Typical Fefe & Tiwony — Big Up Les Youths, Djanza — Let's Do It, Charly B — Brainwash Information, Straika D — C'est Serieux, and Caporal Negus — En Sourdine. Each artist brings their own style, making the riddim rich and dynamic. DANCE SOLDIAH RECORDS - played a key role, using their experience to guide the sound and bring out the best in each artist.
Sword Tracklist:
- Stranjah Miller – Soldier For Jah
- Chezidek – Vegan Style
- Skarra Mucci – War Zone
- Lmk – Better Run
- Taiwan Mc – Music Soldiah
- Typical Fefe & Tiwony – Big Up Les Youths
- Djanza – Let’s Do It
- Charly B – Brainwash Information
- Straika D – C’est Serieux
- Caporal Negus – En Sourdine
- Abel – Systeme
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