316 RIDDIM produced by SHOCKING VIBES 2005
316 Overview
In 2005, a vibrant party scene emerged, capturing the rebellious spirit of the time. The energy was infectious, with dancehall riddims setting the mood. The 316 Riddim was at the heart of this movement, providing a lively backdrop that kept the dance floors moving. Artists like Beenie Man, known for his hit song "Fi Wah," brought their A-game to the riddim. His commanding presence and dynamic delivery made his track a standout. Meanwhile, Brick & Lace, with their track "Why Can't We," added a smooth yet powerful dimension to the mix. Their ability to blend soulful melodies with dancehall beats made them favorites in the scene. Devonte contributed with "Doesn't Mean A Thing," showcasing his knack for catchy hooks and rhythmic flow. Flawless added his own flair with "Jamaican Girl," a track that celebrated the culture and vibrancy of Jamaica. Money Gad, with "Mi Name Money Mad," brought an energetic and confident vibe that resonated with audiences. The mastermind behind the 316 Riddim was SHOCKING VIBES, a label known for its consistent production quality. SHOCKING VIBES has a history of creating hits that resonate with fans, and their work on this riddim was no exception. The label's ability to maintain high-energy beats ensured that the riddim flowed effortlessly from one track to the next. In 2005, selectors mixed these tracks to perfection, making the 316 Riddim one of the highlights of the bashment scene. It was a year of dancehall heat, with vibes that lasted long after the party ended.
316 Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Fi Wah
- Brick & Lace – Why Can’t We
- Devonte – Dosen’t Mean A Thing
- Flawless – Jamaican Girl
- Money Gad – Mi Name Money Mad
- Mr Brilliant – Who God Bless
- Nadine Sutherland – So Glad
- Patchy & Mad Anju – Send On
- Tanya Mullings & Mega Banton – Let The Music Play
- Wayne Wonder – I Am Sorry
- X – Ale – How Wi Sound
- Colonel Reyel Ft Miky One – Kimb? R?d
- G’nius – Dubplate Ksone Radio
- K.L – Tan La Ka D?fil?
- Setsa Mc – Nou Fi? D?t Black
- Version – 316 Riddim
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