VARIOUS ARTISTS – THE HITS VOL.1 2016
Various Artists – The Hits Vol.1 Overview
Fans quickly embraced the dancehall collection released in 2016, praising its energy and strong lineup. Selectors and partygoers found the tracks perfect for any bashment, with each song bringing its own vibe to the dancefloor. The project brought together top names in the genre, each adding their unique style. Alkaline’s “Things Take Time” stood out for its catchy hook and confident delivery. Alkaline, known for his chart-topping album “New Level Unlocked,” brought his signature sound to the collection. Bounty Killer, a legend in dancehall and winner of the 2002 MOBO Award for Best Reggae Act, delivered “Mi Alright,” showing his skill and long-standing influence in the scene. Bugle’s contribution, “Anointed,” reflected his thoughtful lyrics, a quality that fans have come to expect from the artist behind the album “Anointed.” Demarco added “One More Time Again,” bringing his smooth vocals and songwriting talent. Gully Bop, who rose to fame with the viral hit “Body Specialist,” offered “One Life,” giving listeners an uplifting message. The collection also featured Jah Vinci with “Do It Again,” Vegas with both “Fall In Love Again” and “Mama Give Me A Call,” Popcaan’s “Unruly Rave,” and QQ featuring Blak Ryno on “Feel The Vibes.” The riddim was crafted by a skilled architect and released by a respected label, helping to shape the sound of dancehall that year. The sound system cut became a touchstone of dancehall culture in 2016, with its infectious beats and memorable performances.
Tracklist:
- Alkaline – Things Take Time
- Bounty Killer – Mi Alright
- Bugle – Anointed
- Demarco – One More Time Again
- Gully Bop – One Life
- Jah Vinci – Do It Again
- Vegas – Fall In Love Again
- Vegas – Mama Give Me A Call
- Popcaan – Unruly Rave
- Qq, Ft. Blak Ryno – Feel The Vibes (Hands Up)
- Voicemail – Do You Remember
- Vybz Kartel – I Promise You
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