COUNTERFEIT RIDDIM produced by OPERA HOUSE RECORDS 2005
Counterfeit Overview
In 2005, the Counterfeit Riddim emerged from the vibrant dancehall scene, bringing fresh energy and a distinctive island vibe. Produced by OPERA HOUSE RECORDS, this riddim quickly became a standout in dancehall music, showcasing both established and rising artists. Beenie Man, known for his hit song "King of the Dancehall," contributed to the riddim with "Love You So," bringing his signature style and charisma. Bucaneer added to the mix with "Real Bad Man," delivering a track that resonated with dancehall fans. A collaboration between Buccaneer and Vybz Kartel on "Pum Pum Tight" further highlighted the riddim’s appeal. Vybz Kartel, a prominent figure in dancehall, is known for his influential work and hits like "Fever." Elephant Man, famous for his energetic performances and songs like "Pon de River, Pon de Bank," brought his lively spirit to the riddim with "Badman Ting" and "Tight Pum Pum." These tracks added to the riddim's dynamic sound, making it a favorite in clubs and parties. The riddim also featured tracks from artists like Kid Kurrupt with "Di Pussy," Logo Man with "Woman," Macka Diamond with "Mi Worried Bout You," and Turnado with "Natural," each adding their unique flair. OPERA HOUSE RECORDS, known for its impactful productions, played a crucial role in the riddim's success. Their ability to blend traditional island sounds with modern dancehall elements helped define the bashment energy of 2005, making the Counterfeit Riddim a memorable highlight in dancehall history.
Counterfeit Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Love You So
- Bucaneer – Real Bad Man
- Buccaneer Ft Vybz Kartel – Pum Pum Tight
- Elephant Man – Badman Ting
- Elephant Man – Tight Pum Pum
- Kid Kurrupt – Di Pussy
- Logo Man – Woman
- Macka Diamond – Mi Worried Bout You
- Turnado – Natural
- Unknown – Nuh Hard Like We
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