Tropical Flava Riddim – Troyton Rami And Black Shadow Music

TROPICAL FLAVA RIDDIM produced by TROYTON RAMI & BLACK SHADOW MUSIC 2016

Tropical Flava Overview

Tropical Flava Riddim brought the sound of the islands straight to the heart of carnival in 2016. The riddim is full of bright, energetic beats that make people want to dance. Its lively rhythm feels like a true celebration, with a mix of soca and dancehall that keeps the party going from start to finish. The project gave a strong platform to several well-known artists. Beenie Man, known for his international hit “Who Am I (Sim Simma),” brought his signature style to “We Are Pro.” Bling Dawg delivered “Look it,” adding a rough edge with his deep voice. Future Fambo, who has worked with Sean Paul in the past, added fun and energy with “Sext Tape.” Mad Cobra, famous for his Billboard Hot 100 hit “Flex,” joined in with “Wah Nuh Hail,” bringing his classic dancehall flavor. Mr G, who once performed as Goofy, came with “What Are You Waiting For,” showing his skill for catchy hooks. Other artists also helped shape the riddim’s party feeling, but the focus stayed on those who brought the most energy. The riddim’s production was led by TROYTON RAMI and BLACK SHADOW MUSIC. TROYTON RAMI is known for producing the global hit “Gimme the Light” by Sean Paul, and Black Shadow Music has a long history of creating dancehall and soca tracks that work well at festivals and clubs. Tropical Flava Riddim is still remembered for its link to the 2016 carnival parades.

Tropical Flava Tracklist:

1. Beenie Man – We Are Pro
2. Bling Dawg – Look it
3. Future Fambo – Sext Tape
4. Mad Cobra – Wah Nuh Hail (Raw)
5. Mad Cobra – Wah Nuh Hail (Radio)
6. Mr G – What Are You Waiting For
7. Mr Vegas – MVP
8. Quick Cook & Shano – Love Yuh Mumma (Radio)
9. Quick Cook & Shano – Love Yuh Mumma (Explicit)
10. RDX – In The Party (Radio)
11. RDX – In The Party (Explicit)
12. Troyton – Radio
13. Troton Ramii & Black Shadow Music – Tropical Flava Riddim

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