BAD APPROACH RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Bad Approach Overview
Today, the Bad Approach Riddim is remembered as a vibrant piece of reggae history from 2005. Its anthemic beats and steady energy make it a standout riddim that still gets reggae fans moving. This riddim features a collection of tracks that showcase the talents of several artists who contributed to its lasting appeal. Boom Steppa's "Tricksta" is one of the memorable tracks on this riddim, highlighting his energetic style. Crimis brings a unique flair with "A Wha Dis," while Desperado's "Girls Calling" adds a catchy vibe to the mix. Each artist brings something special, making the riddim diverse and engaging. Dudsy Mill and Chino's collaboration on "Bounce" and Galaxy P's "Wake Up Call" further enrich the collection, offering a variety of sounds and themes. The riddim also includes tracks like "Gallis" by Greg Hinds and "My Time Now" by Innocent Crew, each adding their own flavor to the project. Mitch's "Ull Come Back" and Natty Chris's "Gal U A Dis Bes" continue the riddim's solid lineup, while New Kidz's "Gal Run" rounds it out with flair. The producer behind this project, VARIOUS ARTISTS, is known for curating strong reggae compilations. Their work on the Bad Approach Riddim showcases their ability to bring together diverse talents and create a cohesive sound that resonates with listeners. This riddim stands as a testament to the strength of reggae music in 2005, capturing the essence of the genre during that time.
Bad Approach Tracklist:
- Boom Steppa – Tricksta
- Crimis – A Wha Dis
- Desperado – Girls Calling
- Dudsy Mill And Chino – Bounce
- Galaxy P – Wake Up Call
- Greg Hinds – Gallis
- Innocent Crew – My Time Now
- Mitch – Ull Come Back
- Natty Chris – Gal U A Dis Bes
- New Kidz – Gal Run
- Shane – O – Party Tonight
- Spragga Benz – Bout Ya
- Star Nine And Greg Hinds – Walk Out Gal
- Turbulence – Food For The Poor
- Version – Bad Approach
- Wissy – Good Tune
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