NYC3E MUSIC

Some of mi favorite riddim from the 1990s and 2000s.
I tell you Dave Kelly, Tony Kelly, Run tings fi real.. Big up RAS FM Family, NYCEE TYME ENT Family.

Track List
Joyride Riddm 1996 Dave Kelly
CONROY SMITH DANGEROUS
BEENIE MAN SILENT VIOLENCE
FRISCO KID RUBBERS
MR EASY FEAT. BABY CHAM FUNNY MAN
LADY SAW SYCAMORE TREE
WAYNE WONDER BASHMENT GIRL
TANYA STEPHENS YUH NUH READY FI THIS YET
WAYNE WANDER & BABY CHAM JOYRIDE
The Bug Riddim 1999 Dave Kelly
BEENIE MAN AND MR EASY HATERS AND FOOLS
LADY SAW - EAGLES CRY
The Pepperseed Riddim 1994 Dave Kelly
Wifey Dugsy Ranks
Tan So Good Chippy Ranks
Dapper Daddy Screw & Donovan Steele
Big Things Ah Gwan Daddy Screw & Donoval Steele
Frisco Kid Big Speech
Gary Minott No More
Louie Culture No Gal
Spragga Benz Things A Gwaan
Terror Fabulous & Brian + Tony Gold Number 2
Terror Fabulous Yuh No Kotch
Wayne Wonder & Don Youth Loving Excess
Dennis Brown Our Day Will Come
Showtime Riddim 1997 Dave Kelly
Bounty Killer Eagle And Di Hawk
Shaggy Hot Gal
Baby Cham Gallong Yah Gal
Red Fox & Rayvon Bashment Party
Superstar Riddim 2001 Don Carlito
Cecile Video Light
Buju Banton All Over Me
Sean Paul Jukin Punny
Alley Cat Di Island
Cloak & Dagger Riddim 1997 Anthony Kelly
Oyster & Conch Beenie Man
Ghetto Girl Little Kirk
Lady Saw Nice It Up
Tanya Stephens Goggle
Devonte Bashment Sittin
Bookshelf Riddim 1998 Tony Kelly
Beenie Man Bookshelf
Sean Paul Deport Them
Wayne Wonder Watching You
Tanya Stephens From You Hot
Mr Vegas Jack It Up
Tanto Metro & Devonte Say Wooee
Brukout Riddim 1999 Dave Kelly
T.O.K EAGLES CRY
BABY CHAM BOOM TUNE
BABY CHAM CAN I GET A
BOUNTY KILLER ANYTIME
BOUNTY KILLER CAN'T BELIEVE MY EYES
GOOFY NAH STOP LOW
WAYNE WONDER LET YOUR CONSCIENCE SET YOU FREE
LADY SAW YEAH
MAD COBRA WAR
MR.EASY MURDER
SPRAGGA BENZ DO IT & DONE
WAYNE WONDER INFORMER
Diwalli Riddim 2002 Steven ‘Lenky’ Marsden
Wayne Wonder No Letting Go
T.O.K. Galang Gal
General Degree Inna
Brick and Lace Love Is Wicked
Bounty Killer & Wayne Marshall credited as Bounty Killer Sufferer
Elephant Man Elephant Message
Beenie Man That's Right
Spragga Benz Gonna Fight

An explosion of colour, music, revelry, and creativity, Trinidad's Carnival has spawned similar celebrations around the world; but nothing on earth can rival the abandon, euphoria and stunning spectacle of our festival.

With its massive masquerade bands, spectacular costumes, pulsating music and unparalleled stamina for partying, Trinidad's Carnival is often described as the greatest show on earth. It is a time for release and everyone is invited to join the party.

#Carnival season is upon us, we are diving right in with a new 2016 sampler mix of some of the hottest jams to date. Mixed by beat in the business DJ NYCEE. Take a listen and don't forget to share, comment, like.

Soca music is based on a strong rhythmic section that is often recorded using synthesized drum sounds and then sequenced inside computers; however, for live shows, the live human drummer emulates the recorded version, often using electronic drums to trigger drum samples. The drum and percussion are often loud in this genre of music and are sometimes the only instruments to back up the vocal. Soca is indeed defined by its loud, fast percussion beats. Synthesizers are used often in modern soca and have replaced the once typical horn section at 'smaller' shows. Electric and bass guitars are found very often and are always found in a live soca band. A horn section is found occasionally in live soca bands mostly for the 'bigger' shows. It usually consist of two trumpets and a trombone, with saxophones being part of the section from time to time. Invariably other metal instruments may include cowbell or automobile brake rotor.

While the Trinidad-born steel drum is known as the official instrument of the Caribbean, its waning presence in soca music, along with its coopting by other nations, has many soca and calypso purists concerned. It has since enjoyed a slow resurgence, appearing more in soca music, as well as in the slowed-down, melodic groovy soca and production-focused rockso genres.

New mixtape series. Ting called world tour, going around di world musically starting with back a yard. Dancehall is named after Jamaican dance halls in which popular Jamaican recordings were played by local sound systems. These began in the late 1940s among people from the inner city of Kingston such as Trench Town, Rose Town and Denham Town—Jamaicans who were not able to participate in dances uptown.[5] Social and political changes in late-1970s Jamaica, including the change from the socialist government of Michael Manley (People's National Party) to Edward Seaga (Jamaica Labour Party),[3] were reflected in the shift away from the more internationally oriented roots reggae towards a style geared more towards local consumption, and in tune with the music that Jamaicans had experienced when sound systems performed live.[4] Themes of social injustice, repatriation and the Rastafari movement were overtaken by lyrics about dancing, violence and sexuality.

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