WOMBA RIDDIM produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS 2010
Womba Overview
Today, the Womba Riddim is remembered as one of the standout dancehall rhythms from the early 2010s. Even now, fans talk about how it brought a fresh sound and energy to the dancehall scene. When it first dropped, you could hear the riddim echoing through clubs all across Jamaica. DJs loved to play it, and dancers would rush to the floor as soon as they heard the first notes. The magic of the Womba Riddim comes from the artists who voiced on it. Notorious Present’s “Feel We Simple” became a favorite for many, with its catchy flow and confident lyrics. Angel’s “Fi Low Me” brought a smooth but bold style, while Bounty Killer’s “Free Up” delivered the kind of powerful message he’s known for. Capleton gave us “Gosh,” a track full of fire and energy. Delly Ranks stood out with two songs: “Bomb Drop” and “Dancing Time,” showing his versatility. Maurice also voiced “Dancing Time,” adding his own flavor. Macka Diamond’s “Who Yuh Talk To,” Mr Peppa’s “No More,” and Red Rat’s “Keep Your Head High” all helped make the riddim a true all-star project. Behind the scenes, the riddim was crafted by CASHFLOW RECORDS, a respected name in dancehall production. The label is known for pushing the genre forward and working with both new and established artists. Their touch on the Womba Riddim kept the sound tight and exciting. Years later, the Womba Riddim is still played and talked about. It holds an important place in dancehall history, remembered for its energy, its artists, and the unforgettable vibe it brought to the dance.
Womba Tracklist:
- Notorious Present – Feel We Simple
- Angel – Fi Low Me
- Bounty Killer – Free Up
- Capleton – Gosh
- Delly Ranks – Bomb Drop
- Delly Ranks – Dancing Time (Feat. Maurice)
- Macka Diamond – Who Yuh Talk To
- Mr Peppa – No More
- Red Rat – Keep Your Head High
- Sizzla – Gangsta No Left Them Gun
- Soljah – Voting Time
- Twins Of Twins – Scale And Gil
- Vybz Kartel – Hello Moto
- Caldhino – Gunnshot A Buss
- Version – Womba Riddim
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