ASSASSINAT RIDDIM produced by MEK IT HAPPEN 2001
Assassinat Overview
The Assassinat Riddim was shaped by the producer MEK IT HAPPEN, a name known in the French dancehall and reggae scene. MEK IT HAPPEN has worked with several Caribbean and European artists, and his label helped bring new sounds to the dancehall movement in the early 2000s. His production style is marked by hard-hitting drums and catchy hooks, which made this riddim stand out among selectors and fans in 2001. This compilation features a strong lineup of artists, each bringing their own flavor. Cutty Banks comes in with "Mr Shoty," delivering his signature hardcore style. Daddy Morry, known for his work with the group Raggasonic, adds "Javel Man" to the mix, showing the same energy that made him popular in France’s reggae scene. Full Style’s "Move" keeps the dancefloor busy with its driving vocals. General Levy, famous for the UK jungle anthem "Incredible," appears here with "Real Thug Jiggas," blending his fast-paced delivery with the riddim’s bashment energy. Liberty King adds his voice on "Make Your Choice," rounding out the selection with a solid performance. Other highlights include Lord Kossity & Supa John’s "Bling Bling," Lyricson’s "Chuckie," and Maddish & Psycho’s "Wi A Look Gal." The Assassinat Riddim captures the vibrant, collaborative spirit that defined dancehall in 2001.
Assassinat Tracklist:
- Cutty Banks – Mr Shoty
- Daddy Morry – Javel Man
- Full Style – Move
- General Levy – Real Thug Jiggas
- Liberty King – Make Your Choice
- Lord Kossity & Supa John – Bling Bling
- Lord Kossity – Assassinat
- Lord Kossity – Good Body Gal (Original Version)
- Lyricson – Chuckie
- Maddish & Psycho – Wi A Look Gal
- Matinda – Number One
- Nefast – Hardtimes
- Red Rat – More Gal
- Soothsaya – Il Est L Heure D Agir
- Spragga Benz – Keep Your Head Up
- Starkey Banton – Money Gyal
- Supa John – Ram Up Session
- Sweetie Irie – Proceed
- Trey & Captain Nico – Ma Vie
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