BLUE STEEL RIDDIM produced by MAXIMUM SOUND 2004
Blue Steel Overview
In 2004, the Blue Steel Riddim made a significant impact on the dancehall scene with a collection of tracks that defined the sound of the year. The release featured a dynamic lineup of artists, each bringing their unique flair to the riddim's infectious beats. Notable tracks include Anthony B's "Got It Going On," Bounty Killer's "Badman Order," and Cecile's "Which Gal A Di Hotter." These songs, along with Elephant Man's "Wining Machine" and Future Troubles' "Call In" and "Pop It Off," showcased the vibrant energy of dancehall music. Anthony B, known for his powerful and socially conscious lyrics, brought his signature style to "Got It Going On." Meanwhile, Bounty Killer, a pivotal figure in dancehall, delivered the hard-hitting "Badman Order," further cementing his status as a genre heavyweight. Cecile, with her track "Which Gal A Di Hotter," continued to push boundaries as one of dancehall's leading female voices. The Blue Steel Riddim was produced by MAXIMUM SOUND, a label known for its influential role in dancehall and reggae music. Founded by producer Frenchie, MAXIMUM SOUND has been instrumental in shaping the careers of numerous artists and is celebrated for its high-quality productions. The label's ability to craft riddims that resonate with audiences worldwide has earned it a respected place in the industry. Even today, the Blue Steel Riddim captures the essence of 2004's dancehall scene, bringing back memories of a time when its vibrant beats and catchy hooks dominated the airwaves.
Blue Steel Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Got It Going On
- Bounty Killer – Badman Order
- Cecile – Which Gal A Di Hotter
- Elephant Man – Wining Machine
- Future Troubles – Call In
- Future Troubles – Pop It Off
- Junior Kelly – Style
- Kiprich – You Nah
- Lukie D – Let’s Party
- Mad Anju – Tonight Alone
- Mr Lex – Bad Man Way
- Mr Vegas – Tek Him
- Red Rat – Politics War
- Version – Blue Steel Riddim
- Vybz Kartel – Hi Profile
- Ward 21 – Give Me Them
- Wayne Marshall – Careful
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