WICKED RIDDIM produced by XTRA LARGE PRODUCTIONS 2002
Wicked Overview
The yard session tape from 2002 brought together an electrifying mix of hardcore deejay cuts and smooth vocals, capturing the essence of dancehall during that era. Among the standout tracks were "Wha Dat Fa" by Baby Cham and "Hands Up" by Chico. These songs showcased the vibrant and energetic style that defined the Wicked Riddim. Baby Cham, known for his dynamic presence in the dancehall scene, delivered "Wha Dat Fa" with his signature flair. Cham had already made waves in the industry with his hit single "Ghetto Story," which became a defining track in his career. His ability to blend storytelling with catchy rhythms made him a staple in dancehall music. Chico's "Hands Up" added another layer to the tape, combining smooth vocals with an infectious beat. Chico's contribution highlighted the collaborative spirit that was central to the Wicked Riddim's success. The production magic behind this tape was the work of XTRA LARGE PRODUCTIONS. Known for their ability to craft memorable riddims, the production team played a crucial role in shaping the sound of early 2000s dancehall. Their work on the Wicked Riddim exemplified their knack for creating tracks that resonated with audiences globally. The use of horn riffs and cohesive sound design made the riddim a standout in dancehall history. Even today, the bashment flow of the Wicked Riddim brings back the vibrant energy of 2002, reminding fans of a time when dancehall was thriving with creativity and collaboration.
Wicked Tracklist:
- Baby Cham – Wha Dat Fa
- Chico – Hands Up