Wood Terrib

Wood Terrib has made a mark in the reggae and dancehall scene with tracks that resonate with many fans. Songs like "Prensip" and "Regrè" showcase his style, blending catchy rhythms with relatable themes. "Wozo" is another favorite, drawing listeners in with its engaging beat.

Other notable tracks include "Limyè Lapenn," "V.a.R," and "Mwen." Each song contributes to his growing catalog, reflecting different aspects of life and emotion. "Fòl Fè Nonl," "Traka," "Brav," and "Vrè Lanmou" round out his offerings, each bringing a unique flavor that keeps audiences coming back for more. Fans appreciate his ability to connect through music, making his tracks a staple in playlists.

Wood Terrib has been active with new music recently. His latest album, "Chwal Nwa," set to release in 2025, follows the earlier project, "Viktim Ak Rèv," which came out in 2023. This album continues to explore his unique sound within the reggae and dancehall genres.

In addition to the album, he has dropped several singles in 2024. Tracks like "Menm Nou Menm," "Jou M Alonje," "Mwen," and "Angajman" showcase his evolving style and lyrical depth. Each single contributes to his growing discography and reflects themes relevant to his audience. The recent releases indicate his ongoing commitment to music and connection with listeners.

Wood Terrib's collaboration with Maxflo on the track “Lwayal” stands out as a notable partnership. This track features a blend of their distinctive styles, showcasing their ability to merge influences from reggae and dancehall. Their synergy is evident, as both artists contribute to a sound that resonates with fans of both genres.

The collaboration emphasizes themes common in their music, exploring loyalty and connection. This partnership not only enriches Wood Terrib's discography but also highlights the importance of collaboration in expanding the reach of artists within the reggae and dancehall scenes. “Lwayal” serves as an example of how two artists can come together to create something that appeals to a wider audience while staying true to their roots.