PIG TAIL RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 1999
Pig Tail Overview
Fans greeted the Pig Tail Riddim album collection with excitement when it dropped in 1999. The riddim’s strong one drop base gave the tracks a solid roots reggae foundation, which listeners quickly appreciated. The album brought together a mix of well-known and rising artists, each adding their own touch to the project. Capleton’s “Fire” stood out for many, with his signature energetic delivery. Capleton is known for his hit “Jah Jah City,” and his contribution here added serious heat. Chinese Laundry delivered “Most Of All,” bringing a unique flavor—Chinese Laundry is also recognized as a pioneering DJ and producer in Trinidad and Tobago’s music scene. The track “Pig Tail Riddim” by Dancehall captured the spirit of the project, while Danger Man’s “Millenium” kept the tempo lively. Destra & Third Bass teamed up for “Just A Friend,” blending Destra’s soca background (she is famous for “Lucy” and is a multiple award winner) with Third Bass’s dancehall style. Other highlights included Isis with “Fascinated,” Ital D on “Pig Tail Time,” Merciless with “I Like,” Allison Hnds on “Ready,” and L Sound System’s instrumental “Pig Tail Beats.” The riddim was arranged by Culture and released under the label Culture. The producer, VARIOUS ARTISTS, is known for assembling diverse reggae and dancehall compilations, helping to shape modern Caribbean music. The one drop rhythm of Pig Tail Riddim remains part of reggae’s rich 1999 legacy.
Pig Tail Tracklist:
- Capleton – Fire
- Chinese Laundry – Most Of All
- Dancehall – Pig Tail Riddim
- Danger Man – Millenium
- Destra & Third Bass – Just A Friend
- Isis – Fascinated
- Ital D – Pig Tail Time
- Merciless – I Like
- Allison Hnds – Ready
- L Sound System – Pig Tail Beats
- Chinese Laundry – Pig Pen Mix
- Edwin Yearwood – Queen Of The Pack Feat. Merciless
- Isis – Fascinated
- Ital D – Pig Tail Time
- Preacher – I Wanna Dance
- Third Bass And Desdra – Just A Friend
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