BAD FLU RIDDIM produced by STONE LOVE MUSIC 2004
Bad Flu Overview
In 2004, the dancehall scene was electrified by the infectious energy of the Bad Flu Riddim. This rhythm quickly became a street anthem, characterized by its vibrant beats and catchy hooks. The riddim's pulsating base was a magnet for artists looking to make their mark, offering a perfect backdrop for both established names and newcomers. Among those who rode the Bad Flu Riddim to success were 14k with "You Make Me Feel" and Daville, whose "Ring My Cell" became a memorable hit. Daville, known for his smooth vocals, had already made waves with his earlier works, solidifying his place in the dancehall genre. Ghandi added to the mix with "Modeling Time," showcasing his playful style. Hawkeye's "Nah Penny Dem" and Nadine Sutherland's "Haffi Give Me Love" further enriched the riddim's lineup, with Sutherland's career being notably marked by her work with Bob Marley in her early years. The magic behind the Bad Flu Riddim was crafted by STONE LOVE MUSIC, a legendary name in the reggae and dancehall community. Known for their impeccable ear for hits, STONE LOVE MUSIC has been a cornerstone of the genre since the 1970s, consistently producing tracks that resonate with fans worldwide. Their influence in shaping the sound of dancehall is undeniable, having nurtured countless artists and hits over the decades. Reflecting on 2004, the Bad Flu Riddim stands as a testament to the vibrant spirit of the time, capturing the essence of dancehall with its dynamic and timeless appeal.
Bad Flu Tracklist:
- 14k – You Make Me Feel
- Daville – Ring My Cell
- Ghandi – Modeling Time
- Hawkeye – Nah Penny Dem
- Nadine Sutherland – Haffi Give Me Love
- Nesbeth – Cant Stop Mi
- Ninja Man And Assassin – Real Bad Man
- Richie Feelings – Dancing Class Part 2
- Squidly Ranks – Man Body
- Version – Bad Flu
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