ATTACK DEM RIDDIM produced by XPLOSIVE PRODUCTIONS 2005
Attack Dem Overview
The "Attack Dem Riddim" from 2005 is a standout example of dancehall's ability to blend hardcore vibes with catchy hooks. This riddim is a fusion of pulsating beats and infectious melodies that keep listeners engaged from start to finish. It’s a rhythm that invites you to move, with its groovy undertones and energetic pace. The riddim features a stellar lineup of artists who each bring their unique flair. Beenie Man and Tami Chin's track "Advice" is a testament to Beenie Man's enduring influence in the dancehall scene, known for his hit song "King of the Dancehall." Tami Chin adds a smooth touch that complements Beenie Man's dynamic style. Bling Dawg's "Joy I Bring" is another highlight, showcasing his ability to deliver powerful lyrics with a laid-back flow. Chico’s "All The Way" adds a vibrant energy, while Frisco Kid's "Wine Baby Wine" and Macka Diamond’s "Nothing Tonight" ensure the riddim remains lively and engaging. Behind the scenes, XPLOSIVE PRODUCTIONS plays a crucial role in shaping the sound. Known for their emphasis on global crossover appeal, they have been instrumental in bringing Jamaican music to a wider audience. Their work on "Attack Dem Riddim" highlights their knack for creating tracks that resonate both locally and internationally. This release underscores the strength of Jamaican studios in 2005, with XPLOSIVE PRODUCTIONS leading the charge in crafting a riddim that rewards repeated listening. The seamless mix of rhythm and talent illustrates the enduring power of dancehall music.
Attack Dem Tracklist:
- Beenie Man And Tami Chin – Advice
- Bling Dawg – Joy I Bring
- Chico – All The Way
- Frisco Kid – Wine Baby Wine
- Macka Diamond – Nothing Tonight
- Mad Anju – Lose Control
- Monsta Twinz – Something First
- Swade – Keep Her Smiling
- Tok – Watch The Hype
- Vybz Kartel – Show Me
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