Applause Riddim By Jah Snowcone Records for VP Records in 2004
Applause Overview
The sound system cut of the Applause Riddim was created specifically for the dance floor in 2004. As soon as it was released, it became a favorite in yard sessions and dancehall parties across Jamaica. The riddim was produced by Jah Snowcone Records for VP Records, a label known for bringing many influential dancehall tracks to a global audience. Jah Snowcone Records has a reputation for crafting rhythms that DJs and selectors love to play, and the Applause Riddim is a strong example of their work. This riddim brought together some of the most exciting voices in dancehall at the time. Assassin delivered his trademark energy with "Dont Like You," while Bling Dawg’s "Nuh Trust Dem" added a sense of urgency to the mix. Damon’s "Sexcellent" brought a playful vibe, and Danny English & Mr Pang teamed up on "We Work Gal" for a catchy, crowd-pleasing tune. Delly Ranks stood out with "Point Pon A Gal," a track that always gets a reaction from the crowd. Other artists also made their mark on the riddim. Desperado’s "Line Up" and Kb’s two tracks, "How We Stay" and "Tek Dat," kept the energy high. Martina’s "Private Dance" added a smooth touch, while Red Rat’s "Shake That Body" was perfect for keeping dancers moving. The Applause Riddim sound system cut remains an important part of dancehall history. It shows how collaboration, strong production, and memorable performances can create a lasting impact on the genre.
Applause Tracklist:
- Assassin – Dont Like You
- Bling Dawg – Nuh Trust Dem
- Damon – Sexcellent
- Danny English & Mr Pang – We Work Gal
- Delly Ranks – Point Pon A Gal
- Desperado – Line Up
- Kb – How We Stay
- Kb – Tek Dat
- Martina – Private Dance
- Red Rat – Shake That Body
- Shane O – Lightning Flash
- Sizzla – Run Out Pon Dem
- Spragga Benz – Run Things
- Tamone – Sweet Dreams
- Version – Applause Riddim
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