TRIBAL WAR RIDDIM produced by 2002 – (LION PAW) FT CAPLETON
Tribal War Overview
In 2002, the dancehall scene was electrified by a standout collection featuring the Tribal War Riddim. This compilation brought together a mix of iconic voices and emerging talents, creating a memorable soundscape that resonated with fans. Key tracks included Capleton's "In This Time," which showcased his fiery delivery, and John Holt's "Tribal War," a testament to his enduring influence in reggae. Little Roy also lent his voice to the riddim with his version of "Tribal War," adding depth to the collection. Natural Black contributed "Woman Like You," a track that highlighted his smooth vocal style, while Turbulence's "Never Die" echoed his commitment to powerful, uplifting themes. The collection also featured George Nooks & Louie Culture with "No More War," Luciano's "I Am That Man," Junior Reid's "Got to Be True," and Warrior King's "Africa Shall Be Free," each adding their unique flair to the riddim. Capleton, known for hits like "Jah Jah City," brought his signature energy to the project, while John Holt, celebrated for classics like "Police in Helicopter," provided a timeless touch. Little Roy, a respected figure in roots reggae, added authenticity to the mix. The production behind this riddim was crafted with precision, ensuring each track was both vibrant and enduring. Although the producer's name is not widely documented, the craftsmanship speaks volumes, capturing the essence of early 2000s dancehall. This collection remains a defining moment for dancehall enthusiasts, encapsulating the raw street flavor that characterized the era.
Tribal War Tracklist:
- Capleton – in this time
- John holt – tribal war
- Little roy – tribal war
- Natural black – woman like you
- Turbulence – never die
- George nooks & louie culture – no more war
- Luciano – i am that man
- Junior reid – got to be true
- Warrior king – africa shall be free
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