BIG SICK RIDDIM produced by V.I.P RECORDS 2006
Big Sick Overview
Back in 2006, dancehall music was full of energy, and the Big Sick Riddim set brought a fresh sound to the dance floors. This set mixed the classic dancehall vibe with touches from other styles, making it exciting for different listeners. You could hear hints of hip hop and reggae in the beats, giving the songs a bounce that made people want to move. Each artist on the set brought their own style. Burro Banton’s “No Lip” showed off his deep voice and strong delivery. Burro Banton is well known for his hit “Boom Wah Dis,” which helped make his name in dancehall. Capleton, with “Living Danger,” added his fiery energy. Capleton is famous for his big song “Jah Jah City” and has been a key figure in reggae and dancehall for years. Perfect’s “Bad Cloth” brought a rootsy feel. Perfect is known for the hit “Hand Cart Bwoy,” which made charts in Jamaica and Europe. Shugo Banton’s “Stepping Up” kept the dance going with smooth lyrics. The version track, “Big Sick Riddim,” let DJs and fans enjoy the raw rhythm. The producer, V.I.P RECORDS, has a history of putting out strong dancehall riddims, helping new and veteran artists shine. The mixing board king made sure every track sounded tight and powerful, giving the set a real dancehall vibe that captured the spirit of 2006.
Big Sick Tracklist:
- Burro Banton – No Lip
- Capleton – Living Danger
- Perfect – Bad Cloth
- Shugo Banton – Stepping Up
- Version – Big Sick Riddim
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