THE SWAHILI RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2010
The Swahili Overview
In 2010, the Swahili Riddim became a favorite at Carnival events across the Caribbean. DJs added this lively soundtrack to their sets, and it quickly caught the attention of soca and dancehall fans everywhere. The Swahili Riddim brought together a strong lineup of artists. 645 Feat Gonzo (De Muppet) delivered two tracks, “Gih Dem” and “Sarge,” both full of energy and catchy hooks. Gonzo, also featured on “Gih Dem” and “Sarge,” is known for his unique style and stage presence. Blaxx, a well-known soca artist, added his powerful voice to “Tanti Woi.” Blaxx is famous for his hit song “Leh Go,” which helped make him a mainstay in Trinidad and Tobago’s soca scene. Denise “Saucy Wow” Belfon brought her signature flair to “Dance And Dingolay.” Belfon is celebrated for her energetic performances and for her popular track “Work,” a song that made waves in the early 2000s. Deuce Man Feat Swappi joined the project with “I Want To Hold Yuh,” bringing even more variety to the riddim. The producer behind the Swahili Riddim, VARIOUS ARTISTS, has a history of releasing soca and dancehall projects that feature many different talents. Their work is known for bringing fresh sounds and strong collaborations to the genre. The Swahili Riddim stood out in 2010, helping set the mood for Carnival and leaving a mark on the year’s music.
The Swahili Tracklist:
- 645 Feat Gonzo (De Muppet) – Gih Dem, Sarge
- Blaxx – Tanti Woi
- Denise ‘Saucy Wow’ Belfon – Dance And Dingolay
- Deuce Man Feat Swappi – I Want To Hold Yuh
- The Swahili Riddim – Version
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