TAWAR RIDDIM produced by DEEJAY ONEMAT & MARMAY PRODUCTIONS 2013
Tawar Overview
In 2013, the selector’s choice brought a new energy to the dancehall scene. This bashment project mixed hardcore rhythms with catchy hooks, making it a favorite among reggae fans. The riddim featured a strong lineup of artists, each bringing their own style to the tracks. Dadinio made waves with the song "Di Bana," showing his skill for delivering powerful dancehall vocals. Sartek’s "La Mizik" stood out for its smooth flow and catchy chorus. Deejay Nicky delivered "Koutalitawar," adding his own unique touch to the riddim. Kill J’s "Badman Abordaz" brought a gritty vibe, while Shinzo & Blacka teamed up for "Burn," giving fans a fiery collaboration. Each song captured a different side of dancehall, but all fit together on the same energetic riddim. Some of these artists have made their mark in the dancehall world. For example, Dadinio is known for his consistent releases and strong presence in the local scene. Sartek has also gained attention for his collaborations and radio play in the region. The project was produced by DEEJAY ONEMAT and MARMAY PRODUCTIONS. They are known for their work in the Indian Ocean music scene, especially in Réunion and Mauritius. Their productions often blend local influences with classic dancehall, and their catalog has reached audiences far beyond their home base. This release became a touchstone for dancehall fans in 2013, remembered for its fresh sound and the way it brought different artists together on one powerful riddim.
Tawar Tracklist:
- Dadinio – Di Bana
- Sartek – La Mizik (#LeìSimpsa)
- Deejay Nicky – Koutalitawar
- Kill J – Badman Abordaz
- J-Okay – Ryien Leì Interdi (#Fauoudiyeah)
- Shinzo & Blacka – Burn
- Fatty Bassy – Crescendo
- New Day Ek Tday – Ladies
- Mk Renegat Ek Kaporal L – Tawar Riddim
- Celem – Dj Onemat
- Seborn – Pou Mwen Di Azot Sa
- Dj Onemat – Tawar Medley
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