Zandoli Riddim – Various Artists

ZANDOLI RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005

Zandoli Overview

Ayrton, Dj Kyni, and Dotsoundz have come together to bring a fresh wave of dancehall energy with the release of the Zandoli Riddim. Ayrton, known for his track "Politiko Dead," adds depth to the set with his unique style. Dj Kyni, with his contribution "Zandoli Riddim," brings a vibrant beat that captures the essence of the dancehall scene. Dotsoundz, with the track "Dancehall," adds an infectious groove that is hard to resist. Joining them are L'n'so and Larsen, each adding their unique flair. L'n'so's "Hypocrisie" and Larsen's "Ti Moun D?wo" showcase their ability to blend traditional sounds with modern rhythms, creating a soundscape that is both nostalgic and fresh. The mastermind behind this dynamic set is VARIOUS ARTISTS, a producer known for their role in shaping the dancehall genre. With a history of successful collaborations and a knack for creating hits, VARIOUS ARTISTS has once again proven their ability to bring together diverse talents. Their work has consistently topped charts and brought dancehall to global audiences. The set also features tracks like Miki's "G.I.Joe," Octo's "En Ki Jan," and the duo Ras T & Mas T with "Ladies," each adding to the rich tapestry of sounds. Weafer's "Destination Danger.Mp" and Yodah Feat Olmyta's "Almighty Father" round out the collection, ensuring there's something for every dancehall fan. This dancehall set captures the fire of 2005, echoing through clubs and playlists alike, ensuring its place in the hearts of music lovers everywhere.

Zandoli Tracklist:

1. Ayrton – Politiko Dead
2. Dj Kyni – Zandoli Riddim
3. Dotsoundz – Dancehall
4. L’n’so – Hypocrisie
5. Larsen – Ti Moun D?wo
6. Miki – G.I.Joe
7. Octo – En Ki Jan
8. Ras T & Mas T – Ladies
9. Weafer – Destination Danger.Mp
10. Yodah Feat Olmyta – Almighty Father

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