This is new music from the artist known as Danielle on the Ancestry Riddim for Trinidad and Tobago Carnival 2015. The song is entitled "Like Ah African" and embodies the vibe of a much beloved song "Possessed". If you loved the vibe of "Possessed" then this "Ancestry Riddim" will take you to a similar place.
Listen well because just as you star to really enjoy the song it will come to a close... don't worry simply hit play again! The vibe on the riddim is excellent and Danielle delivers a strong performance. As a matter of fact every artist on this riddim sounds really good. This one by Danielle is no different and you will surely enjoy listening to hear vibe on the is excellent riddim.
Listen to the song and let us know what you think. Please use the comment feature of this posting to add your thoughts. All comments will be posted.
Music Release Notes:
Music is the foundation on which birth was given to the pride and independence of our race and people. The ancestry of Soca runs far back into our days on the plantation and its culture has only grown stronger throughout the centuries and manifests itself in our lives present day.
Religion, work and recreation emanates from this music, churning love, warmth and acceptance into the universe and reins in a diverse world of people to love and appreciate each other.
The latest release from Stadic Music is one filled with culture and experience ranging widely from many different influences. The "Ancestry riddim" graced with great features from various artistes including, Benjai doing his rendition of " Bad No Ras", Danielle adds her contribution of "Like Ah African", Mr Renzo gives a grand effort with his track "Before Morning", and Orlando Octave tops of the riddim with his entry of "Wine It". All tracks embodies elements of culture derived from our ancestry.
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Listen well because just as you star to really enjoy the song it will come to a close... don't worry simply hit play again! The vibe on the riddim is excellent and Danielle delivers a strong performance. As a matter of fact every artist on this riddim sounds really good. This one by Danielle is no different and you will surely enjoy listening to hear vibe on the is excellent riddim.
Listen to the song and let us know what you think. Please use the comment feature of this posting to add your thoughts. All comments will be posted.
Music Release Notes:
Music is the foundation on which birth was given to the pride and independence of our race and people. The ancestry of Soca runs far back into our days on the plantation and its culture has only grown stronger throughout the centuries and manifests itself in our lives present day.
Religion, work and recreation emanates from this music, churning love, warmth and acceptance into the universe and reins in a diverse world of people to love and appreciate each other.
The latest release from Stadic Music is one filled with culture and experience ranging widely from many different influences. The "Ancestry riddim" graced with great features from various artistes including, Benjai doing his rendition of " Bad No Ras", Danielle adds her contribution of "Like Ah African", Mr Renzo gives a grand effort with his track "Before Morning", and Orlando Octave tops of the riddim with his entry of "Wine It". All tracks embodies elements of culture derived from our ancestry.
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Production Notes:
Song Title: Like Ah African
Riddim Name: Ancestry Riddim by Stadic
Performed by: Danielle
Written by: Danielle Veira and Kevon Allen.
Produced by: Stadic Studio Productions
Mixed and Mastered by: Franklin Rodriguez
Live Guitars by: Kyle Peters
Recorded by: Megga Watts
Riddim Name: Ancestry Riddim by Stadic
Performed by: Danielle
Written by: Danielle Veira and Kevon Allen.
Produced by: Stadic Studio Productions
Mixed and Mastered by: Franklin Rodriguez
Live Guitars by: Kyle Peters
Recorded by: Megga Watts
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