Tidal releases list with ‘Best of Reggae and Dancehall’ for 2020
Reggae singer Skip Marley released his EP last month. (Photo: ksfm.radio.com)
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December 8, 2020

Tidal releases list with ‘Best of Reggae and Dancehall’ for 2020

Streaming

platform Tidal has released a playlist with what they deem as the greatest

reggae and dancehall songs for this year.

The 42-song

compilation features a wide array of artistes, including Koffee, Buju Banton,

Popcaan, Chronixx, Shenseea, Sean Paul, Spice, Popcaan and Skip Marley.

Thanks — Koffee (@originalkoffee)

Thanks — Koffee (@originalkoffee) @TIDAL for the cover! Ÿ™Ÿ½ https://t.co/tIACuMRovE pic.twitter.com/lRHBeJRV2WDecember 7, 2020

The tracks featured include a number of chart-toppers from this year. However, the tracks were not listed in any particular order.

Dancehall

Koffee seemed extremely pleased to be included, as she thanked Tidal for using her

photo as the cover for the digital playlist that is now available for streaming

on the platform.

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