BRANCH OFF RIDDIM produced by STONE LOVE MUSIC 1999
Branch Off Overview
If you love dancehall, you know the names 14k, Anthony B, Beenie Man, Bobby Crystal, and Elephant Man. Each of these artists brought their unique style to the Branch Off Riddim. Beenie Man, famous for his hit “Who Am I (Sim Simma)” and a Grammy Award winner, gives fans “One Bagga Man.” Anthony B, known for conscious lyrics and songs like “Fire Pon Rome,” delivers “High Grade.” 14k’s “Gum Dung Deh” brings energy, while Bobby Crystal shines with “A Me Dem After.” Elephant Man, called the “Energy God,” turns up the heat on “Track 4.” The bashment flow on this riddim is what made speakers rumble in every dance and sound clash back in 1998. The beats are fast and the melodies are catchy, making it almost impossible to stand still. STONE LOVE MUSIC, the legendary Jamaican sound system and production team, is behind this powerful riddim. Stone Love has been shaping dancehall since the 1970s, known for their iconic sound system and for helping launch the careers of many dancehall stars. Their experience in the business shows, as they keep the party vibes strong and the riddim tight. Fans from 1998 remember how this bashment flow became an anthem. Each artist’s track, like Lukie D’s “Tell Me,” Merciless’ “Nuff Man A Watch Gal,” and Mr Vegas’ “Track 6,” added something special to the mix. The Branch Off Riddim is a true dancehall classic, bringing together top talent and unforgettable energy.
Branch Off Tracklist:
- 14k – Gum Dung Deh
- Anthony B – High Grade (Branch Off)
- Beenie Man – One Bagga Man
- Bobby Crystal – A Me Dem After
- Elephant Man – Track 4
- Lukie D – Tell Me (Branch Off)
- Merciless – Nuff Man A Watch Gal
- Mr Vegas – Track 6
- Vegas – Yuh Nuh Guilty
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