BARREL RIDDIM produced by BLAZIN’ HOT RECORDS 2003
Barrel Overview
In 2003, the Barrel Riddim compilation made waves in the dancehall scene. This collection features a mix of hardcore deejay cuts and smooth vocals, creating a unique blend that continues to resonate with fans. Capleton, known for his fiery performances, delivers "Stop Di Cussin," adding his signature energy to the mix. Delly Ranks, with "Nuh Fear," brings a fearless vibe, while Iceberg's "Do You Wanna Dance" offers a smoother touch, showing the riddim's versatility. Jah Thunder's "Never Change" and Mega Banton's "Bad Man Party" further enrich the compilation. Mega Banton is notable for his hit "First Position," which helped cement his place in dancehall history. BLAZIN' HOT RECORDS, the producer behind this riddim, ensures the percussion-driven sound remains intact, maintaining the energy that dancehall fans love. Known for their impactful releases, BLAZIN' HOT RECORDS has a reputation for quality productions that stand the test of time. The sound engineer's contribution is crucial, balancing the elements to create a cohesive sound. The riddim also includes tracks like Mr Easy's "Ghetto Youth Rise" and New Kids And Singing Craig's "Step Pon Crime," each adding their unique flavor. Ricky Biggs' "Havin A Party" brings a festive feel, while the "Version — Barrel Riddim" track allows DJs to showcase their creativity. Even today, DJs keep the spirit of 2003 alive by spinning these tracks, blending them with other genres to create fresh sounds. The Barrel Riddim remains a favorite, proving its lasting appeal in the dancehall community.
Barrel Tracklist:
- Capleton – Stop Di Cussin
- Delly Ranks – Nuh Fear
- Iceberg – Do You Wanna Dance
- Jah Thunder – Never Change
- Mega Banton – Bad Man Party
- Megaton – Pay Back
- Mr Easy – Ghetto Youth Rise
- New Kids And Singing Craig – Step Pon Crime
- Ricky Biggs – Havin A Party
- Version – Barrel Riddim
- Zumjay – Tuggy Tuggy
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