WARLORD RIDDIM produced by OPERA HOUSE
Warlord Overview
Today, the Warlord Riddim is still remembered as one of the most club-ready dancehall riddims from the late 1990s. When people talk about classic dancehall parties, this riddim often comes up. Selectors and DJs loved it right away because it brought nonstop energy to the dance floor. Even after many years, you can hear the Warlord Riddim in mixes and on sound systems, showing how strong its impact was. The riddim is famous for its heavy bass and sharp drums, making it perfect for parties. Each track on the riddim added something special. Bounty Killer’s “Warlord” became an anthem, showing his powerful style. Bling Dawg brought his own vibe with “Why U Actin Bad,” which quickly became a favorite in the dance. Boom Dandimite’s “Shotta” kept the energy high, while Buccaneer gave a unique twist with “Soca Numa.” Buccaneer also teamed up with Nitty Kutchie for “My Way,” giving fans another reason to rewind the track. Frisco Kid delivered two strong tunes, “Buss We Gun” and “Juvenile,” both of which got heavy play. General Degree’s “Dash Him Out” and Mad Cobra’s “Fi Dead” added more fire to the compilation. Nitty Kutchie’s “Man A Badman” rounded out the set with his signature style. The mastermind behind Warlord Riddim is OPERA HOUSE, a respected producer and label in dancehall music. OPERA HOUSE became known for creating some of the most memorable riddims from that era, and Warlord Riddim stands out as one of their biggest achievements. This riddim is still a big part of dancehall history, loved by fans and selectors everywhere.
Warlord Tracklist:
- Bling Dawg – Why U Actin Bad (Remix)
- Boom Dandimite – Shotta
- Bounty Killer – Warlord
- Buccaneer – Soca Numa
- Buccaneer & Nitty Kutchie – My Way
- Frisco Kid – Buss We Gun (Remix)
- Frisco Kid – Juvenile
- General Degree – Dash Him Out
- Mad Cobra – Fi Dead
- Nitty Kutchie – Man A Badman (Remix)
- Red Rat & General B – Oh Yes, Oh No
- Version – Warlord Riddim
- Vybz Kartel – War Organizer (Remix)
- Ward 21 – Bus One For Me (Remix)
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