WORLD TOUR RIDDIM produced by BRITISH LINKZ 2016
World Tour Overview
The World Tour Riddim sound system cut first came out in Jamaica in 2016. It was made for the dance floor and quickly showed its power at parties and dances. The riddim brought together some of dancehall’s rising and established voices, each adding their own style. Devin Di Dakta’s “Think Like A Man” stands out on the riddim. Devin Di Dakta is known for winning the 2016 Magnum King of the Dancehall competition, which helped launch his career. Teejay brings energy with “Mi Like That.” Teejay is also recognized for his hit “Owna Lane,” which became popular in Jamaica and abroad. Xx3eme has two songs on the riddim, “Defend The Fuck” and “Rabbit.” Both tracks show Xx3eme’s unique sound and raw lyrics. Tapik’s “From Outa Nuttn” adds a real street vibe, while Sulfa’s “Tired Fi Live Abroad” speaks to the experience of living far from home. Each artist uses the riddim in a different way, giving listeners a mix of feelings and stories. The person behind the riddim is BRITISH LINKZ, a producer known for supporting new dancehall talent and building a strong online presence through his platform, British Linkz. He has helped push dancehall culture forward by sharing music and news with fans worldwide. Looking back, the World Tour Riddim sound system cut played a big role in keeping dancehall lively and fresh in 2016. It brought people together on the dance floor and gave artists a chance to shine.
World Tour Tracklist:
- Devin Di Dakta – Think Like A Man (Clean)
- Devin Di Dakta – Think Like A Man (Raw)
- Teejay – Mi Like That (Raw)
- Teejay – Mi Like That (Clean)
- Xx3eme – Defend The Fuck (Raw)
- Xx3eme – Defend The Fuck (Clean)
- Xx3eme – Rabbit (Raw)
- Tapik – From Outa Nuttn
- Sulfa – Tired Fi Live Abroad
- Jovexx – Nah Give Up
- Hennessy & Bacardi
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