THEY WANT RIDDIM produced by DUB INC 2016
They Want Overview
The "They Want Riddim" first appeared in 2016, bringing fresh energy to reggae fans worldwide. This project was produced by DUB INC, a French reggae band known for their powerful sound and international influence. DUB INC has released several albums, including "Paradise" and "So What," and has played at major festivals across Europe. Their production on "They Want Riddim" helped shape the music’s classic roots feeling. Several respected artists recorded on this riddim. Komlan feat Skarra Mucci performed "They Want," blending Komlan’s smooth delivery with Skarra Mucci’s well-known dancehall style. Skarra Mucci, sometimes called the "Dancehall President," has built a strong reputation in the reggae scene with hits like "Return of the Raggamuffin." Gentleman & Kabaka Pyramid joined forces on "Face The Storm." Gentleman, a German reggae singer, is famous for albums like "Confidence" and has won the ECHO Award for Best National Rock/Pop Artist. Kabaka Pyramid is known for his conscious lyrics and was part of Damian Marley’s "Welcome to Jamrock" cruise lineup. Jah Sun & Bouchkour contributed "Open Up Your Eyes," while Lukie D & Anthony B recorded "Come Down." Anthony B is a Jamaican artist recognized for songs such as "Fire Pon Rome" and has toured extensively worldwide. Other tracks on this riddim include "Hightest" by Luciano & Solo Banton, "Something To Live For" by Jah Mason & Adonai, and "Throw The Corn" by Denham Smith & Forelock.
They Want Tracklist:
- Komlan feat Skarra Mucci – They Want
- Gentleman & Kabaka Pyramid – Face The Storm
- Jah Sun & Bouchkour – Open Up Your Eyes
- Lukie D & Anthony B – Come Down
- Luciano & Solo Banton – Hightest
- Jah Mason & Adonai – Something To Live For
- Denham Smith & Forelock – Throw The Corn
- Dub Inc – They Want (Instrumental Version)
- Dub Inc – They Want Riddim (Megamix)
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