ACKEE SEED RIDDIM produced by HITMATIC RECORDS – 2011
Ackee Seed Overview
HITMATIC RECORDS - stands behind some of the most memorable dancehall productions, and their work on the Ackee Seed Riddim is a clear example. Known for pushing modern sounds while honoring tradition, the label has built a reputation for blending classic vibes with new energy. With a steady stream of releases and a loyal following, HITMATIC RECORDS - continues to influence the genre. On the Ackee Seed Riddim, a powerful lineup of artists brings the riddim to life. Beenie Man delivers high energy on "Thunda Roll," while Capleton’s "Fire Fight Dem" matches his signature firebrand style. Derrick Parker’s "Mix Up Time" stands out with its storytelling, and Face’s "Talk" adds a raw, streetwise perspective. Lady Saw brings her unmistakable voice to "Truth Be Told," adding depth to the project. Other highlights on the riddim include Mad Cobra with "Hairdresser Nuh Like Her," Merciless on "Bed A Rattle," and Miss Ting & Flexx teaming up for "Gimmie Wha Mi Want." Pinchers shines on "Needle One," while Sizzla rounds things off with "Thing That You're Looking For." Each track offers a different take, but together they create a cohesive sound that feels both fresh and rooted in dancehall tradition. The producer’s touch is evident throughout, with crisp percussion and solid arrangements. HITMATIC RECORDS - has crafted a riddim that selectors and fans keep returning to, making this release a lasting part of dancehall history.
Ackee Seed Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Thunda Roll
- Capleton – Fire Fight Dem
- Derrick Parker – Mix Up Time
- Face – Talk
- Jevari – Just As I Am
- Lady Saw – Truth Be Told (Raw)
- Mad Cobra – Hairdresser Nuh Like Her
- Merciless – Bed A Rattle
- Miss Ting & Flexx – Gimmie Wha Mi Want
- Pinchers – Needle One
- Sizzla – Thing That You’re Looking For
- Spice – Gyal A Chat
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