Adrenaline Riddim – Big Jeans Records 2003
Adrenaline Overview
The Adrenaline Riddim came to life under the hands of In The Streetz Records, a label that helped shape dancehall’s sound in the early 2000s. Released in 2003, this yard beat was built for the dance floor, and its energy was felt as soon as it hit the speakers. The riddim’s architect, Byron Murray, was known for his ability to craft rhythms that connected instantly with party crowds and selectors alike. The Adrenaline Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most powerful voices. Anthony B delivered “Call Me,” a track that stands out for its commanding delivery and positive energy. Assassin’s “Not For Sale” added sharp lyrics and a confident flow, riding the riddim’s lively pulse. Capleton appears twice on this project, with “Execute” and “Rougher & Tougher,” both of which show his fiery style and unmatched stage presence. The riddim also features the duo Danny English & Egg Nog with “Dem Can't Floss,” a song that brings a playful, streetwise vibe. Delly’s “Goody Goody Gal” adds another layer of fun, keeping the riddim’s momentum high. Other notable tracks are Elephant Man’s “Cry High,” Jigsy King’s “Go Weh,” Lukie D’s “Friends For Life,” and Mega Banton’s “Dem Confuse,” each artist giving their unique twist to the infectious beat. Adrenaline Riddim is still remembered as a key part of dancehall history. Its energetic sound and strong lineup made it a favorite for selectors and fans, and it continues to spark memories of early 2000s dancehall sessions.
Adrenaline Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Call Me
- Assassin – Not For Sale
- Capleton – Execute
- Capleton – Rougher & Tougher
- Danny English & Egg Nog – Dem Can’t Floss
- Delly – Goody Goody Gal
- Elephant Man – Cry High
- Jigsy King – Go Weh
- Lukie D – Friends For Life
- Mega Banton – Dem Confuse
- Mr Easy – Never Expected Me
- Mr Lex – High Top
- Tanto Metro & Devonte – Honey I Sugar Pie
- Xstyment – Go Deh Mi Friend
- Zumjay – Doesn’t Really Matter
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