ALTITUDE RIDDIM produced by ANCIENT RECORDS 2013
Altitude Overview
The dancehall scene in 2013 was shaped by many strong riddims, but few made an impact like the "Altitude Riddim" from ANCIENT RECORDS. This label, known for its creative approach to dancehall production, brought a fresh sound to the clubs and radio. ANCIENT RECORDS, founded by producer Notnice, has been behind several influential riddims in Jamaica, working with top artists and helping to define the modern dancehall sound. On the "Altitude Riddim," a select group of artists brought their own style and energy. Aidonia stood out with "She A Have Me Baby." Known for hits like "Yeah Yeah," Aidonia has been a leading voice in dancehall and has earned respect for his lyrical skills. Deablo delivered "Judas," bringing a raw edge to the riddim. Jayds, another key member of the ANCIENT RECORDS family, contributed "Whats Ur Mood Like," adding his unique flow. Onton took a different direction with "Love Jah And Live," offering positive messages over the heavy beat. The duo Voicemail teamed up with Denyque for "We Found Love," blending their smooth harmonies and Denyque's soulful voice. Voicemail is well-known for their hit "Wacky Dip," which helped popularize dance moves in dancehall culture. The riddim itself, "Altitude Riddim Version" by ANCIENT RECORDS, was built around driving percussion and a catchy groove. Its sound echoed through clubs across the island, becoming a touchstone of dancehall culture in 2013. The riddim’s energy and versatility made it a favorite for both fans and selectors.
Altitude Tracklist:
- Aidonia – She A Have Me Baby (Raw)
- Aidonia – She A Have Me Baby (Radio)
- Deablo – Judas
- Jayds – Whats Ur Mood Like (Raw)
- Jayds – Whats Ur Mood Like (Radio)
- Onton – Love Jah And Live
- Voicemail & Denyque – We Found Love
- Ancient Records – Altitude Riddim Version
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