WOMAN DEH YAH RIDDIM produced by BLACK SOLIDARITY 1987
Woman Deh Yah Overview
This season, dancehall parties are alive with the sound of the Woman Deh Yah Riddim. The music sets the mood, and you can feel the energy as people move to the beat. It’s all about good times, friends, and the joy of the dancefloor. A big part of the vibe comes from the sound engineer. They know how to bring out the best in every track, making sure the bass is deep and the vocals are clear. When the riddim drops, you feel it in your chest. The engineer’s skill keeps the party going strong all night. Behind this riddim is the producer BLACK SOLIDARITY. This label has a long history in Jamaican music, known for shaping the sound of 1980s and 1990s dancehall. They worked with many famous artists over the years and helped launch careers with their classic productions. The artists on this release are legends in their own right. Papa San brings his track "Predominant," showing the fast flow that made him famous. He is well known for his hit "I Will Survive" and has won several gospel reggae awards in his career. Professor Nuts delivers the catchy "Woman Deh Yah." Sister Angie shines on "Sekkle Yuh Self," while Tippa Irie, famous for his UK hit "Hello Darling," brings "Longtime Fren." Fans love hearing these tunes at parties, and the excitement is real. This riddim is definitely making waves this season.
Woman Deh Yah Tracklist:
- Papa San – Predominant
- Professor Nuts – Woman Deh Yah
- Sister Angie – Sekkle Yuh Self
- Tippa Irie – Longtime Fren
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