ZARA RIDDIM produced by LOCKECITY MUSIC 2017
Zara Overview
LOCKECITY MUSIC, the producer behind the Zara Riddim, has played a key role in shaping dancehall sounds in recent years. Known for bringing fresh energy to the scene, LOCKECITY MUSIC has built a reputation for quality productions that respect dancehall’s roots while pushing the genre forward. Their work on the Zara Riddim is a clear example, blending classic dancehall vibes with a modern touch that connected with both old and new fans. The label’s releases have been streamed widely and are often heard at parties and on radio stations. The Zara Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most respected voices. Beenie Man’s track, Dangerous Bwoy, stands out with his signature style and playful delivery. Erup’s Bingo brings high energy, making it a favorite for party crowds. Lukie D’s Complicated adds a smooth, melodic touch, showing the riddim’s versatility. Mr Peppa, with Wine And Let Go, delivers a tune perfect for the dancefloor, while Swashii’s My Rule keeps the vibe lively and fresh. Tommy Lee Sparta’s Let Me Go rounds out the set, adding his unique sound to the mix. When this riddim dropped, it quickly became a staple at yard sessions and dancehall parties. The combination of strong production and standout performances made it impossible to ignore. Today, the Zara Riddim is remembered as an important moment in dancehall history, showing how a great riddim can unite artists and fans. Its impact is still felt at parties and in the memories of those who danced to its beats.
Zara Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Dangerous Bwoy
- Erup – Bingo
- Lukie D – Complicated
- Mr Peppa – Wine And Let Go
- Swashii – My Rule
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Let Me Go (Clean)
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Let Me Go (Raw)
- Zara Riddim – Lockecity Music
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