TANTRIC RIDDIM VOL 1 – WMG LAB RECORDS 2021
Tantric Overview
Fans quickly embraced the soca compilation built on the Tantric Riddim, making it a staple in DJ sets during the 2021 Carnival season. The infectious energy and catchy beats resonated with listeners, who were eager for fresh anthems to celebrate with on the road and at fetes. Bubbles made a powerful impact with “Gun Smoke,” delivering both clean and raw versions that added versatility for DJs and partygoers. Jahma’s “Rise & Fall” stood out as well, showcasing his dynamic vocal style. Jahma is known for previous collaborations in the Caribbean soca scene, earning recognition for his energetic performances. Jay Young brought a spiritual edge to the compilation with “Gangsta Prayer,” blending heartfelt lyrics with the driving soca rhythm. Psymon contributed “Soul Mate,” available in both clean and raw formats, allowing the track to reach a wide audience. Reuben Fyah’s “Wah Dem Ago Do” added another layer of excitement, rounding out the lineup with his signature delivery. Behind the scenes, the compilation was shaped by WMG Lab Records, a label recognized for producing high-quality Caribbean music projects. The studio’s attention to detail and commitment to the genre helped ensure each track fit seamlessly into the overall riddim. The instrumental version, “Tantric Riddim,” also gave DJs more creative options for their mixes. This collection became a memorable part of Carnival 2021, with tracks that encouraged flag-waving and unity on the parade route. The Tantric Riddim continues to hold a special place in the hearts of soca fans and DJs alike.
Tantric Tracklist:
- Bubbles – Gun Smoke (Clean)
- Bubbles – Gun Smoke (Raw)
- Jahma – Rise & Fall
- Jay Young – Gangsta Prayer
- Psymon – Soul Mate (Clean)
- Psymon – Soul Mate (Raw)
- Reuben Fyah – Wah Dem Ago Do
- Shredda Don – Heads Up (Clean)
- Shredda Don – Heads Up (Raw)
- WMG Lab Records – Tantric Riddim (instrumental)
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