18 GEEZ RIDDIM produced by LOONY BIN PRODUCTIONS 2006
18 Geez Overview
The 18 Geez Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most exciting artists in 2006. Munga, known for his hit “Bad From Mi Born,” delivered his track “Key Pon Beak,” adding his unique energy to the riddim. Anthony B, a respected figure in reggae and dancehall with albums like “Universal Struggle,” contributed “Wha Dat Yuh A Try.” Christopher, who made a name with his smooth voice, joined in with “More Gal Fi We.” The riddim also featured Elephant Man Ft Ward 21 with “Real Bad Man.” Elephant Man is famous for songs like “Pon De River Pon De Bank,” and his collaboration here brought extra hype. Ward 21, known for their production skills and hits like “Badda Than Dem,” appeared twice: once with Elephant Man on “Real Bad Man” and again with their own version, “Real Bad Man.” Other artists on this riddim included G Mafia with “Cash Flow,” Mr G on “Nah Answer Dem,” Mr Peppa Ft Ward 21 with “Vineyard,” and Perfect with “Score.” LOONY BIN PRODUCTIONS produced the 18 Geez Riddim. The label is known for its creative approach to dancehall and has worked with several top artists over the years. Their productions often stand out for their raw, authentic sound, and 18 Geez Riddim is a perfect example. For dancehall fans, the year 2006 would not be complete without this recording. The riddim carried the raw energy and excitement that listeners wanted, making it a favorite among selectors and fans alike.
18 Geez Tracklist:
- Munga – Key Pon Beak
- Anthony B – Wha Dat Yuh A Try
- Christopher – More Gal Fi We
- Elephant Man Ft Ward 21 – Real Bad Man
- G Mafia – Cash Flow
- Mr G – Nah Answer Dem
- Mr Peppa Ft Ward 21 – Vineyard
- Munga – Key Pon Beak
- Perfect – Score
- Ras Ptah Aka Galaxy P – Red Red
- Tanto Metro & Devonte – Want Come Dis
- Turbulance – Selassie
- Unknown – Never Know
- Version – 18 Geez Riddim
- Voicemail – Wickedest Ride
- Vybz Kartel – Bun Sometime
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