BLUE DOLLAR RIDDIM produced by ONE 5
Blue Dollar Overview
When the selector dropped the Blue Dollar Riddim, dancehall fans were instantly electrified. The crowd's energy soared as the bashment flow delivered the raw, pulsating beats that defined dancehall in 2005. Each track on the riddim contributed to the mix's unforgettable impact. Billy D Kid's "Throw Away" stood out with its catchy hooks and undeniable rhythm, capturing the audience's attention. Meanwhile, Fojo & Intrigue's "Think Of You" brought a smooth yet fiery dynamic, showcasing their unique vocal styles. Ghetto Flex & Slimmy added to the riddim's intensity with "Bombin Down," a track that resonated with the dancehall faithful for its hard-hitting beats and lyrical prowess. Jungle's "Promises" and Kmc Ft Lil Race's "Special Ride" further enriched the riddim's diversity, each track offering something distinct yet cohesive. Lil Race's collaboration with Kmc on "Special Ride" highlighted his ability to blend seamlessly with other artists, contributing to the riddim's overall success. The sound engineering, handled meticulously, ensured that each track retained its individual flair while contributing to the riddim's collective power. Produced by ONE 5, a name known for its influential works in the dancehall scene, the Blue Dollar Riddim quickly became a defining project of its time. ONE 5's reputation for crafting top-notch grooves and club destroyers was solidified with this release. As fans danced to the beats of Blue Dollar Riddim, it became clear that the bashment flow had captured the essence of dancehall's energy in 2005, leaving a lasting impact on the genre.
Blue Dollar Tracklist:
- Billy D Kid – Throw Away
- Fojo & Intrigue – Think Of You
- Ghetto Flex & Slimmy – Bombin Down
- Jungle – Promises
- Kmc Ft Lil Race – Special Ride
- Preston – We Need To Know
- Version – Blue Dollar Riddim
- Ziggy Ranks – Put Down Your Guns
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