ARTILLERY RIDDIM produced by DON CORLEON RECORDS 2007
Artillery Overview
In 2007, the Artillery Riddim made a strong impact on dancehall music. The riddim was created by Don Corleon, a well-known Jamaican producer. Don Corleon started his label, Don Corleon Records, in 2002 and quickly became famous for shaping the sound of modern dancehall and reggae. His productions have helped launch many artists to international success. The recording process for the Artillery Riddim was focused on powerful beats and crisp arrangements. Don Corleon’s attention to detail made the riddim stand out. The sound system cut was especially popular and fit perfectly in dancehall sessions, making crowds move every time selectors played it. Artists like Assassin, Busy Signal, Munga, and Sean Paul each brought their own style to the riddim. Assassin’s “Hold Yuh” showed his lyrical skill and energy. Busy Signal delivered “Every Machine,” adding his sharp flow to the mix. Munga’s “Nuh Fraid - Artillery Riddim” gave a bold performance, while Sean Paul’s “Life” added a smooth, catchy vibe. Sean Paul is known worldwide for hits like “Get Busy,” which topped the Billboard Hot 100 in 2003. Don Corleon’s own “Artillery Riddim” track completed the lineup, showing his talent as both producer and artist. The riddim’s powerful sound and strong performances made it a favorite for 2007 dancehall sessions, keeping the dance floor moving all night.
Artillery Tracklist:
- Assassin – Hold Yuh
- Busy Signal – Every Machine
- Don Corleon – Artillery Riddim
- Munga – Nuh Fraid – Artillery Riddim
- Sean Paul – Life
- Vybz Kartel – Godzilla Gal
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