2001 Riddim – Nine Life

2001 Riddim was produced by R. Nicholson for Nine Life Entertainment in 1999/2000.

2001 Overview

In the late 1990s, dancehall was moving fast, and the yard session tape with the 2001 riddim captured that energy. The beat was fresh for its time, with a modern bashment style that fit right into the sound of 2001. It was a rhythm that made people want to move, and it kept the dancehall spirit alive. Behind the scenes, producer R. Nicholson worked for Nine Life Entertainment. Nicholson became known for his sharp ear and ability to bring out the best in artists. Nine Life Entertainment was active during the late 1990s and early 2000s, helping to push new sounds into the dancehall scene. Nicholson’s work on this project showed his skill in keeping the music vibrant and relevant. The artists on this tape each brought something special. Bertus gave a standout performance with “Flavour Babe,” a track that shows his smooth style and ability to ride the riddim. Grizzly Cat delivered two songs, “F**k All Y'all” and “Red Light.” Grizzly Cat is recognized for his raw delivery and strong presence on the mic. Maca Mouse added “Real Shotter,” a tune that brought more fire to the session. This yard session tape, with its 2001 riddim, stands as a real piece of dancehall history, showing how artists and producers shaped the sound of their time.

2001 Tracklist:

1. Bertus – Flavour Babe
2. Grizzly Cat – F**k All Y’all
3. Grizzly Cat – Red Light
4. Maca Mouse – Real Shotter
5. 2001 riddim – Version