CARDIAC ARREST RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2003
Cardiac Arrest Overview
The Cardiac Arrest Riddim, released in 2003, is a standout production from the renowned label, VARIOUS ARTISTS. Known for their ability to craft infectious dancehall beats, VARIOUS ARTISTS has a rich history of producing hits that resonate with fans worldwide. Their work on the Cardiac Arrest Riddim is a testament to their skill in creating music that is both timeless and universally appealing. The riddim features a lineup of talented artists who each bring their unique flair to the project. Diplomat’s track "Still Strong" showcases his resilience and lyrical prowess, while Lenny delivers a captivating performance with "Woman," a tune that highlights his ability to connect with listeners on a personal level. Madd Anju’s "You Girl" is another highlight, adding a playful yet powerful energy to the mix. Merciless, known for his hit "Ms Martha," contributes his signature style, adding depth to the riddim. Mr Blacks also makes his mark with "Cant Stop We," a track that perfectly encapsulates the unstoppable energy of the dancehall scene. The production quality of the riddim is enhanced by the skilled sound engineering that ensures each track hits with precision and clarity. Years later, selectors still reach for this iconic recording, a staple at late-night parties and sound systems. The Cardiac Arrest Riddim remains a beloved piece of dancehall history, celebrated for its vibrant energy and the seamless collaboration of artists who helped define a genre.
Cardiac Arrest Tracklist:
- Diplomat – Still Strong
- Lenny – Woman
- Madd Anju – You Girl
- Merciless – Ms Martha
- Mr Blacks – Cant Stop We
- Mr Pepper – Dem A Talk
- Pickney – As You Wake
- Red Rat – Mr Wilson
- Rempage – Got It Like Me
- Spotlight – Sip And Smoke
- Spragga And Jana Bent – Need Y
- Spragga Benz – Huff N Puff
- Terry Lyn – Girls Night Out
- Unknown Artist – Dem
- Unknown Artist – Its A Party
- Unknown Artist – What Are We G
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