CHRISTMAS RIDDIM produced by RICHARD CHA SU AHONG 2005
Christmas Overview
In 2005, the dancehall scene was buzzing with energy, and the Christmas Riddim release captured this excitement perfectly. The sound system culture, known for its powerful speakers and vibrant gatherings, provided the ideal backdrop for this collection of tracks. The riddim itself, produced by Richard Cha Su Ahong, was a masterclass in collaboration and creativity. Known for his ability to bring out the best in artists, Richard Cha Su Ahong crafted a riddim that allowed each performer to shine, blending hardcore vibes with catchy hooks. Among the standout tracks, Blazer's "Tantie Eulyn" and Denise Belfon's "Joy" brought infectious energy to the mix. Denise Belfon, known for her dynamic performances, added a unique flair that resonated with audiences. Eddie Xxx's "Bring Sips" added another layer of excitement, showcasing his talent in pushing the riddim forward. General Grant, with his track "House 2 House," and Ghetto Flex's "Sweet Wine" further enriched the release with their distinct styles. General Grant, a respected figure in the dancehall community, brought his signature sound to the riddim, while Ghetto Flex added a smooth, melodic touch. The Christmas Riddim, with contributions from artists like Ginger with "Christmas Medley" and H2o Phlo's "H2o Phlo Christmas," became a key part of dancehall culture in 2005. Richard Cha Su Ahong's vision and the artists' vibrant contributions ensured that this release would remain a favorite for years to come.
Christmas Tracklist:
- Blazer – Tantie Eulyn
- Denise Belfon – Joy
- Eddie Xxx – Bring Sips
- General Grant – House 2 House
- Ghetto Flex – Sweet Wine
- Ginger – Christmas Medley (O Come All Ye Faithful – Silent Night – Hark D Herald Angels)
- H2o Phlo – H2o Phlo Christmas
- Li’l Bitts – Esta Fiesta
- Richard Cha Su Ahong – Christmas Riddim (Instrumental)
- Richard Cha Su Ahong – Christmas Riddim Mix
- Ziggy Rankin – Caroline
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