Ardent Riddim – Penthouse Records

ARDENT RIDDIM produced by PENTHOUSE RECORDS 1992

Ardent Overview

Ardent Riddim came out of Jamaica in 1992 and quickly became a street anthem. The base of the riddim blends hardcore dancehall vibes with hooks that are easy to remember. This sound helped it stand out in the busy dancehall scene of the early 90s. Several talented artists voiced their tracks on Ardent Riddim. Creater brought energy with the song "tony rebel." People, known for the song "general degree," added his own unique style to the riddim. Play a part, who worked on "terry ganzie," also made a strong impression with his delivery. What more, the artist behind "buju," is well known in dancehall for his powerful voice and big stage presence. Woman get wicked, with the track "galaxy p," added more flavor to the mix. One artist, What more, is especially recognized for his work with "buju," a name that stands out in dancehall history. Buju Banton, for example, is a Grammy-winning artist and a major figure in reggae and dancehall worldwide. Another artist, People, is linked with "general degree," who is known for hits like "Traffic Blocking" in the dancehall world. The mastermind behind Ardent Riddim is PENTHOUSE RECORDS. This label, founded by Donovan Germain, is famous for producing many classic dancehall and reggae hits. PENTHOUSE RECORDS helped launch the careers of several big Jamaican artists and is respected for its high-quality productions. Even today, selectors still play Ardent Riddim at parties and dances.

Ardent Tracklist:

1. Creater – tony rebel
2. People – general degree
3. Play a part – terry ganzie
4. What more – buju
5. Woman get wicked – galaxy p