Beat Box Riddim – Jam 2 Records

BEAT BOX RIDDIM produced by JAM 2 RECORDS 2005

Beat Box Overview

In 2005, the Beat Box Riddim became a standout feature in the dancehall scene, capturing the vibrant and lively essence of the time. This riddim was a perfect example of sound system culture, where the music and the party atmosphere were inseparable. The mixing board king behind this infectious beat was JAM 2 RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to authentic dancehall vibes. JAM 2 RECORDS has a reputation for producing tracks that resonate with both local and international audiences, contributing significantly to the global spread of dancehall music. The Beat Box Riddim was brought to life by artists who added their unique flair to the mix. Angel Doolas delivered "Dont Hurt Yourself," while Bling Dawg energized the crowd with "Nuff Gal." Bounty Killer, a key figure in dancehall, known for his collaborations with artists like No Doubt, added his signature style with "Walk Out." Cecile, who gained attention with her hit "Phatified," and Aidonia, known for his lyrical prowess in "Lyrics," also contributed to the riddim's success. The party backdrop of 2005 was defined by these tracks, creating a bashment energy that was hard to resist. Each artist brought their own energy, ensuring that the riddim was not just music but an experience. This synergy between the artists and the production by JAM 2 RECORDS captured the essence of dancehall, making the Beat Box Riddim a memorable anthem of its time.

Beat Box Tracklist:

1. Angel Doolas – Dont Hurt Yourself
2. Bling Dawg – Nuff Gal
3. Bounty Killer – Walk Out
4. Cecile – Phatified
5. Aidonia – Lyrics
6. Lady Saw – Better Off
7. Macka Diamond – Wave
8. New Kidz – Pat Your Front
9. Raw Dawg – Buss It
10. Tiffany – Leave
11. Voicemail – Can You Handle It
12. Vybz Kartel – When Last
13. Wayne Marshall – Girls
14. Xsytment – A Who Dem

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