BLACK RAIN RIDDIM produced by KINKY MUSIC 2005
Black Rain Overview
In 2005, the dancehall scene was shaken by the release of the Black Rain Riddim, a project that left an indelible mark on the genre. This riddim was crafted under the watchful eye of KINKY MUSIC, a producer known for pushing the boundaries of dancehall music. KINKY MUSIC had already made waves with previous works, but Black Rain Riddim was about to elevate their status even further. The journey of this riddim began in the studio with a talented sound engineer who meticulously layered the beats, ensuring each track carried the energy needed to ignite dance floors. The riddim was designed to be a "club destroyer," and it lived up to its promise, dominating sound clashes and parties alike. Featuring a lineup of artists that included Capleton, Chico, and Chuck Fenda, the riddim was a powerhouse of talent. Capleton, known for his hit song "Nuh Stop We," delivered fiery lyrics that resonated with fans. Chico's "First Position" brought a fresh vibe, while Chuck Fenda's "Wicked Man" showcased his signature style. The riddim also included international voices like Chulito Camacho with "Los Chicos Del Barrio" and Hermano L with "Perla En El Asfalto," adding a unique global touch. Each artist brought their flair, making the riddim a diverse collection of dancehall excellence. With tracks like Jah Ruban Mystic's "Leave Rastaman" and Mr Lex's "Gangsta Come For You," Black Rain Riddim was a defining moment in dancehall history, proving that KINKY MUSIC knew how to capture the essence of the genre.
Black Rain Tracklist:
- Capleton – Nuh Stop We (Accapella)
- Capleton – Nuh Stop We
- Chico – First Position
- Chuck Fenda – Wicked Man
- Chulito Camacho – Los Chicos Del Barrio
- Hermano L – Perla En El Asfalto
- Jah Ruban Mystic – Leave Rastaman
- Morodo – Tu Gal
- Mr Lex – Gangsta Come For You
- Sizzla – Too Much Informa
- Spectacular – No Love Like Your Love
- Tok – Ladies Night
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