POISON GROPPER RIDDIM produced by SIZE 8 PRODUCTIONS 2005
Poison Gropper Overview
In 2005, the Poison Gropper Riddim became a defining sound in dancehall music, resonating through clubs across Jamaica. The magic behind this bashment rhythm was orchestrated by SIZE 8 PRODUCTIONS. Known for their knack for creating infectious beats, SIZE 8 PRODUCTIONS has been a significant force in the dancehall scene, crafting sounds that stick with listeners long after the music stops. The recording process for the Poison Gropper Riddim highlighted collaboration and creativity. SIZE 8 PRODUCTIONS expertly layered horn riffs over a pulsating bassline, creating a vibrant backdrop for the artists to shine. The riddim became a platform for some of dancehall's finest voices. Bounty Killer delivered a powerful performance with "Chillin," showcasing his signature gritty style. Known for his influence in the dancehall genre, Bounty Killer has been a pivotal figure, with hits like "Look" and collaborations with international stars such as No Doubt. Brian and Tony Gold added their smooth harmonies to "Hey Girl," bringing a melodic touch that complemented the riddim's energy. Meanwhile, Buju Banton's "Gwan Hot Gal" added a fiery flair, reminding listeners of his celebrated career, marked by hits like "Boom Bye Bye" and a Grammy Award for his album "Before the Dawn." Elephant Man's "Wiggle It" injected a playful vibe, while Kiprich's "Gangsta Love" brought a blend of toughness and charm. These artists, along with SIZE 8 PRODUCTIONS, crafted a riddim that became a cornerstone of dancehall culture in 2005, celebrating the genre's vibrant spirit.
Poison Gropper Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer – Chillin
- Brian & Tony Gold – Hey Girl
- Buju Banton – Gwan Hot Gal
- Elephant Man – Wiggle It
- Kiprich – Gangsta Love
- Masta Blasta – Di Gal Dem
- Red Rat – High Grade
- Richie Stephens – Let It Burn
- Sasha – Put It On
- Version – Poison Gropper Riddim
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