CHAMPAGNE CAMPAIGN RIDDIM produced by STREETS AMPLIFIED – 2011
Champagne Campaign Overview
In 2011, dancehall parties were full of energy, and one rhythm stood out at every bashment. The Champagne Campaign Riddim brought a fresh sound to the dancehall scene. It mixed classic Jamaican vibes with new, bouncy beats that got everyone moving. The rhythm fit perfectly with the lively party culture of the time, making it a favorite for DJs and crowds. Behind this collection was the producer STREETS AMPLIFIED. Known for his modern touch, he shaped the sound with bold choices and attention to detail. STREETS AMPLIFIED had already made a name in the dancehall world, working with different artists and building his label’s reputation. His instrumental, “CHAMPAGNE CAMPAIGN RIDDIM INSTRUMENTAL,” showed his skill in blending sharp drums and catchy melodies. The collection featured top artists, each bringing their own style. BABY BOOM delivered “WE KNOW,” a track that caught attention for its confident lyrics and catchy hook. CALI P’s “CELEBRATE” added positive energy, while DELLY RANX’s “NUH TEK PROGRAM” stood out with its commanding delivery. G STARR energized the dance with “GIRLS DEM,” and GAPPY RANKS, known for his hit “Heaven In Her Eyes,” brought a strong message in “WAR AH YUH GATE.” LEA - ANNA’s “MURDER” added a dramatic touch, and WAYNE WONDER, famous for “No Letting Go,” showed his smooth vocals on “TAKE MY BREATH AWAY.” This dancehall release became a highlight of 2011, remembered for its fresh sound and the way it brought people together on the dance floor.
Champagne Campaign Tracklist:
01. BABY BOOM – WE KNOW02. CALI P – CELEBRATE03. DELLY RANX – NUH TEK PROGRAM04. G STARR – GIRLS DEM05. GAPPY RANKS – WAR AH YUH GATE06. LEA – ANNA – MURDER07. WAYNE WONDER – TAKE MY BREATH AWAY08. STREETS AMPLIFIED – CHAMPAGNE CAMPAIGN RIDDIM INSTRUMENTAL
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