Tabla Riddim – Sly & Robbie 2005
Tabla Overview
In the vibrant dancehall scene of 2025, the street anthem base is capturing the rebellious spirit of today’s youth. This energetic sound came together in the studio with a creative vision that focused on crafting a riddim that would energize dance floors. The riddim architect, known for their innovative approach, aimed to blend traditional dancehall vibes with a modern twist, ensuring the music resonated with both old and new fans. One of the standout tracks is "Remember This" by Alozade. Alozade, known for his dynamic delivery and engaging stage presence, brings a powerful energy to the track, making it a favorite among selectors. Ambelique and Red Dragon team up for "Lonely," delivering smooth vocals and catchy hooks that showcase their seasoned artistry. Bling Dawg enters the scene with "So," a track that highlights his unique flow and lyrical prowess. Bounty Killer, a legendary figure in dancehall, adds to the mix with "Fed Up 2k2." Known for his commanding voice and impactful lyrics, Bounty Killer has been a staple in the genre, with hits like "Look" and collaborations with artists like No Doubt. Buju Banton’s "Wanted" adds depth to the collection, reflecting his status as one of reggae's most influential artists. His career, marked by hits such as "Boom Bye Bye" and the Grammy-winning album "Before the Dawn," continues to inspire. Together, these artists create a powerful street anthem base that keeps dance floors packed and the spirit of dancehall alive and thriving in 2025.
Tabla Tracklist:
- Alozade – Remember This
- Ambelique & Red Dragon – Lonely
- Bling Dawg – So
- Bounty Killer – Fed Up 2k2
- Buju Banton – Wanted
- Calibe – Murderer
- Capleton – Bad Mind 2K2
- Ced Synatra – Party Non-Stop
- Cherine – Why
- Feco – Getto Life
- Hawkeye – De-Sesi-ia
- Innocent Kru – To You
- Junior Kelly – Lock Down
- Mr G – Why Don’t You
- Mr Lexx – Hush
- Mr Vegas – Papeto
- Ninja Ford – Yard Man Slang
- Sean Paul – Street Respect
- Sizzla – Armed & Dangerous
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