20 CENT RIDDIM produced by BABY G PRODUCTIONS 2003
20 Cent Overview
In 2003, the vibrant dancehall scene in Jamaica was electrified by the release of the 20 Cent Riddim, a project that seamlessly blended traditional dancehall vibes with fresh innovation. The riddim, produced by BABY G PRODUCTIONS, quickly became a staple in clubs across the island, captivating audiences with its infectious beats. The riddim featured a lineup of talented artists, each bringing their unique flair to the tracks. Anthony Cruz contributed "A Woman Needs," showcasing his smooth vocal style that fans have come to love. Bascom X, known for his conscious lyrics, delivered "Ready," a track that resonated with listeners for its empowering message. Dancehall icons Beenie Man and Silvercat teamed up for "Man A Jamaican," a song that celebrated their roots and solidified their status in the genre. Beenie Man, often referred to as the "King of Dancehall," has had a successful career with hits like "Who Am I" and has won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2001. Other notable contributions to the riddim included Bling Dawg's energetic "We Dat" and Cobra's catchy "Lazy Gyal." BABY G PRODUCTIONS, known for its innovative approach to dancehall music, played a crucial role in the riddim's success, further cementing its reputation as a leading force in the industry. Dancehall selectors continue to rate the 20 Cent Riddim highly, and its tracks remain dancefloor favorites, proving that the magic created in 2003 still captivates audiences today.
20 Cent Tracklist:
- Anthony Cruz – A Woman Needs
- Bascom X – Ready
- Beenie Man And Silvercat – Man A Jamaican
- Bling Dawg – We Dat
- Cobra – Lazy Gyal
- Daville – Love The Way
- Elephant Man – Nah Give Bun
- Lady Saw – Lets Go Party
- Lexxus – We Have Di Gyal
- Mad Anju – We Ready
- Mr Vegas – Never
- Roundhead – Monster Girls
- Tok – You A Goodas
- Version – 20 Cent
- Vybz Kartel – Bag A Gyal
- Ward 21 – Joe Grind
- Ward 21 – We Nuh Ramp
- Wayne Marshall – Drive Me Wild
- Zumjay – Take Care A Di Youths