BINGIE TROD RIDDIM produced by SOUTH BLOCK RECORDS 2005
Bingie Trod Overview
In 2005, the bashment rhythm of Bingie Trod Riddim made waves in the dancehall scene. This rhythm seamlessly blended hardcore deejay cuts with smooth vocals, creating a vibrant soundscape that was both energetic and melodic. The rhythm's infectious beats and catchy hooks were crafted to captivate both dancefloor enthusiasts and casual listeners, making it a staple in dancehall music that year. Jah Cure brought his signature soulful touch with "Hi Hi," while Buju Banton delivered a heartfelt performance in "Closer to Me." Richie Spice's contribution, "All Day All Night," added a layer of smoothness that complemented the riddim's lively energy. Junio Kelly's "How mi fi lie" and Luciano's "What is Man" further showcased the versatility of the artists involved, each bringing their unique flair to the project. Buju Banton, known for his massive hit "Boom Bye Bye," continued to solidify his status as a dancehall heavyweight with his work on this riddim. Richie Spice, celebrated for his album "Spice in Your Life," brought his conscious lyrics and soothing voice, further enhancing the riddim's appeal. SOUTH BLOCK RECORDS, the masterminds behind the Bingie Trod Riddim, played a crucial role in its success. Known for producing high-quality dancehall music, the label has been a key player in the genre, consistently delivering tracks that resonate with fans. Their expertise in crafting rhythms that balance danceability with lyrical depth is evident in this release, making it a memorable entry in the 2005 dancehall scene. Fans of that era fondly remember the Bingie Trod Riddim as a dancehall anthem that captured the essence of the time.
Bingie Trod Tracklist:
- Jah Cure – Hi Hi
- Buju Banton – Closer to Me
- Richie Spice – All Day All Night
- Junio Kelly – How mi fi lie
- Luciano – What is Man
- Sizzla – Break down babylon
- Spragga – Times getting harder
- Turbulence – Wanna Be
- Zebra – Luv inna dem heart
- Bushman – Fire Bun Crime
- Chuck Fender – Caah seh dem never know
- Unknown Artist – All is Vanity
- Chrisinty – Loosing Battle
- Bescente – Jah Yuh fi fear
- Anthony B– Gimme That
- Alozade – Thanks be to Jah
- Bascomex – Blood Suckers
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