BAGHDAD RIDDIM produced by STONE LOVE 2003
Baghdad Overview
In 2003, the dancehall scene was electrified by the release of the Baghdad Riddim, a project that featured some of the genre's most dynamic artists. Beenie Man, known for his hit song "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," brought his signature flair to the track "Needle Eye Pum." Bounty Killer, a staple in dancehall with numerous awards to his name, contributed the energetic "Gal." Capleton, famous for his fiery performances, added his touch with "Who Dem Ah Work With." Other artists like Einstein with "Stinky" and Mr Lex with "Listen To Dis" also made their mark on this riddim. The set wouldn't be complete without contributions from Nesbeth ("Me For She"), Richie Feelings ("Dance Time"), Singing Beneto ("Shake Your Body"), Singing Prince ("Oh Baby"), and Sizzla ("Mek Dem See"). The mastermind behind this vibrant collection was STONE LOVE, a legendary name in the world of reggae and dancehall. Founded in the 1970s, STONE LOVE is not just a sound system but a cultural institution known for its powerful speakers and influential music productions. Over the years, they have been responsible for some of the most memorable dancehall riddims, and the Baghdad Riddim was no exception. This project was a standout in 2003, dominating dance floors and radio waves. It became a selector's favorite, known for its infectious beats and the way it brought together a diverse range of talents. For fans of dancehall, the Baghdad Riddim is a cherished memory of a time when music truly brought people together.
Baghdad Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Needle Eye Pum
- Bounty Killer – Gal
- Capleton – Who Dem Ah Work With
- Einstein – Stinky
- Mr Lex – Listen To Dis
- Nesbeth – Me For She
- Richie Feelings – Dance Time
- Singing Beneto – Shake Your Body
- Singing Prince – Oh Baby
- Sizzla – Mek Dem See
- Version – Baghdad
- Vybz Kartel – Charm Di Gal (Amended)
- Vybz Kartel – Charm Di Gal
- Wayne Marshall – All Night Long
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