Vybz Kartel featured on Usain Bolt’s new ‘riddim’
Usain Bolt took over I Love Soca and entertained the crowd. (Photos: Contributed)
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November 28, 2019

Vybz Kartel featured on Usain Bolt’s new ‘riddim’

Some may have thought when sprint king Bolt dropped the Olympe Rose Riddim, which featured a number of top Jamaican artiste, it was a one-off thing.

However, Bolt has again donned his producer’s cap as he set to unleash his new project which he has dubbed, the Immortal Riddim.

Artistes featured on the track are incarcerated DJ Vybz Kartel, Masicka, Munga and Zuzu. Snippets of their songs were posted on Bolt’s Instagram page.

In a recent tweet previewing the rhythm, Bolt states, “Summer was Olympe so winter is Immortal.â€

Get Ready!!!— Usain St. Leo Bolt (@usainbolt) Coming!!!!Ÿ™ŒŸ½Ÿ™ŒŸ½Ÿ™ŒŸ½Ÿ¶Ÿ¶Ÿ¶Ÿ”¥Ÿ”¥Ÿ”¥Ÿ”¥Ÿ”¥

Get Ready!!!— Usain St. Leo Bolt (@usainbolt) Coming!!!!Ÿ™ŒŸ½Ÿ™ŒŸ½Ÿ™ŒŸ½Ÿ¶Ÿ¶Ÿ¶Ÿ”¥Ÿ”¥Ÿ”¥Ÿ”¥Ÿ”¥ pic.twitter.com/02jmqaejiGNovember 27, 2019

The impact of Olympe has been great, used as a promotional tool for his brand of champagne while also giving him a foothold in an industry that he loves.

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