CARTOON RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Cartoon Overview
The 2005 bashment release "Cartoon Riddim" quickly captured the attention of DJs and dancehall enthusiasts with its vibrant energy and catchy beats. Tracks like "Talking" by Calico and "Bus It Pon Dem" by Chino stand out, each bringing a unique flair to the collection. "This Type A Man" by New Kidz and Mitch adds another layer of excitement, while Predator's "Ting Set A Way" and Wayne Marshall's "Times" further showcase the riddim's versatility. The instrumental "Cartoon Riddim" by Version ties the release together, providing a solid foundation for the vocal tracks. Xsytment's "Dem A Cartoon" rounds out the selection, ensuring that the dancefloor stays lively. Calico, known for his energetic delivery, makes a strong impression with "Talking." Chino, who gained recognition with hits like "From Mawning," continues to build his reputation with "Bus It Pon Dem." New Kidz and Mitch collaborate effectively on "This Type A Man," bringing their distinct styles together seamlessly. Predator, with his track "Ting Set A Way," adds a gritty edge to the mix. The creative force behind this release, producer VARIOUS ARTISTS, has a history of crafting influential dancehall projects. Known for their ability to bring together diverse talents, VARIOUS ARTISTS consistently delivers music that resonates with audiences. Their work on "Cartoon Riddim" is no exception, showcasing their knack for producing tracks that are both innovative and true to the dancehall genre. In retrospect, the bashment flow of "Cartoon Riddim" encapsulated the lively spirit of 2021, reminding listeners of the enduring appeal of dancehall music.
Cartoon Tracklist:
- Calico – Talking
- Chino – Bus It Pon Dem
- New Kidz And Mitch – This Type A Man
- Predator – Ting Set A Way
- Version – Cartoon Riddim
- Wayne Marshall – Times
- Xsytment – Dem A Cartoon
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