Black Pharoah Riddim – Various Artists

BLACK PHAROAH RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005

Black Pharoah Overview

The Black Pharoah Riddim compilation, crafted by the influential producer VARIOUS ARTISTS, stands out as a significant release in 2005's dancehall scene. Known for their knack for creating captivating beats, VARIOUS ARTISTS has consistently delivered music that resonates with fans worldwide. Their work on this compilation showcases their ability to blend energetic rhythms with smooth, compelling sounds. This release was pivotal for several artists, giving them a platform to shine. Beenie Man, a veteran in the dancehall world, contributed with "Boom Wine," adding his signature style and energy. Known for hits like "King of the Dancehall," Beenie Man's involvement added star power to the project. Busy Signal, another standout, delivered "Gimmi Pussy," showcasing his dynamic vocal range and lyrical prowess. Busy Signal has made a name for himself with tracks like "Watch Out for This (Bumaye)," making him a staple in the genre. The compilation also featured emerging talents such as Cecile with "I Like It" and Chico with "Shorty." Cecile, known for her hit "Can You Do the Work" with Sean Paul, brought a fresh vibe to the riddim. Chico's contribution added depth to the project, highlighting his unique style. The Black Pharoah Riddim compilation was a bashment highlight of 2005, offering a mix of established stars and rising artists. It was a launchpad for new talent, setting the stage for future successes in the dancehall genre.

Black Pharoah Tracklist:

1. Beenie Man – Boom Wine
2. Black Pharoah – (Version)
3. Busy Signal – Gimmi Pussy
4. Cecile – I Like It
5. Chico – Shorty
6. Kid Kurrupt Feat Macka Diamond – Who You A Talk
7. Lil Shorty – Aight Den
8. Looga Man – Rise
9. Red Rat – Bun Dem Out
10. Red Square – Herbalis
11. Sandy Star – Toy
12. Instrumental Version

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