Warr Path Riddim – Aps.Columbian Production

WARR PATH RIDDIM (PREVIEW) – APS.COLUMBIAN PRODUCTION 2013

Warr Path Overview

In 2013, the Warr Path Riddim became a key part of dancehall sound system culture. Built for the dance floor, this set of tracks was designed to make speakers shake and crowds move. The riddim’s builder paid close attention to the bassline and drum pattern, creating a beat that selectors loved to play at parties and street dances. The set brought together several talented artists, each adding their own style. Nyashane’s “Jah Jah Guide I” stands out with its uplifting message. Indecka follows with “Protect Me Soul,” bringing a spiritual vibe that fits the riddim’s deep groove. Chronix teamed up with Booba Star on “Spiritual Warr,” giving the set a powerful collaboration. Chronix, known for his breakout EP “Dread & Terrible” in 2014, was rising fast in reggae and dancehall at this time. Booba Star also appears solo with “Spiritual Warr — Spiritual Warr,” keeping the energy high. Kezz’s “I - Fade Away” adds a smooth touch, while Owaz’s “Down a Station” gives the riddim another layer of flavor. Each song is built on the same instrumental, but every artist brings something fresh, showing the strength of dancehall’s version culture. Looking back, the Warr Path Riddim set captured the energy and creativity of 2013. It was made for sound systems and selectors, and quickly proved itself on the dance floor. The riddim’s impact still echoes in dancehall circles, reminding fans of a special moment in the music’s history.

Warr Path Tracklist:

1. Nyashane – Jah Jah Guide I
2. Indecka – Protect Me Soul
3. Chronix ft. Booba Star – Spiritual Warr
4. Kezz-I – Fade Away
5. Owaz – Down a Station