BRIGHTER RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Brighter Overview
In 2005, the dancehall scene was electrified by the Brighter Riddim, a street anthem base that brought a raw and vibrant energy to dancehall sessions. This riddim was characterized by its pulsating beats and infectious hooks, making it an instant favorite among fans and artists alike. It became a musical touchstone, capturing the essence of the era with its dynamic sound. Artists like Baba Tunde Ft. Thea contributed to this energetic vibe with their track "Papa Don't Preach," infusing the riddim with a unique flair. Chezidek, known for his hit song "Let Dem Live," added his distinctive voice to the mix, further enriching the riddim's appeal. Cutty Ranks, with his track "No More Guns," brought his signature style, which had already made waves in the dancehall community. Ishmael's "Brighter Day" offered a hopeful note, while the presence of other artists like Jah Mason, Luciano, and Perfect ensured a diverse and engaging collection of songs. Behind the scenes, the producer known as VARIOUS ARTISTS played a crucial role in shaping the Brighter Riddim. Known for their ability to craft catchy hooks and memorable beats, VARIOUS ARTISTS has a reputation for producing tracks that resonate with listeners. Their work on the Brighter Riddim was no exception, as it became a defining project of 2005, showcasing the vibrant and eclectic nature of dancehall music. The Brighter Riddim, with its street anthem base, remains a significant part of dancehall history, celebrated for its powerful beats and the talented artists who brought it to life.
Brighter Tracklist:
- Baba Tunde Ft. Thea – Papa Don’t Preach
- Chezidek – Let Dem Live
- Cutty Ranks – No More Guns
- Ishmael – Brighter Day
- Jah Mason – The Struggle
- Luciano – Feeling
- Perfect – Time
- Peter Lloyd – Why
- Ras Omeek – Revolution
- Silver Turtle – Extortion
- Sipple Steppa – Feeling
- Version – Brighter Riddim
- Xyminis – Beautiful
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