CERCEE RIDDIM produced by SHANASH RECORDS 1997
Cercee Overview
The Cercee Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s strong voices in 1997. Daddy Monk, known for his energetic style, delivered “Haffi Legalize.” Don Flash, who later appeared on several well-known sound system clashes, added his touch with “On And On.” Johnny Kool, who gained attention with “Blessed Assurance,” gave the riddim a soulful edge. Judah’s “Like How Me Stay” and Roundhead’s “Independent Girl” helped round out the lineup, each bringing their own unique sound. Roundhead, a member of the famous Monster Shack Crew, was already recognized for his work on big tunes like “Bashment Party.” The selector’s choice for this set of songs was all about keeping the dancefloor moving. Each track flowed smoothly into the next, building energy and excitement. The mix was a favorite during epic nights in 1997, with fans remembering how these songs kept the party going. Behind the scenes, SHANASH RECORDS produced the Cercee Riddim. The label is known for its focus on vocal harmonies and quality production. SHANASH RECORDS has a history of supporting new talent and has released several notable dancehall riddims over the years. This selector’s choice is a true classic from 1997. The Cercee Riddim still stands out today for its joyful sound and lasting impact on dancehall fans.
Cercee Tracklist:
- Daddy Monk – Haffi Legalize
- Don Flash – On And On
- Johnny Kool – Blessed Assurance
- Judah – Like How Me Stay
- Roundhead – Independent Girl
- Version – Cercee Riddim
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