CONCRETE RIDDIM produced by PLATINUM SUNSET RECORDS 2006
Concrete Overview
When PLATINUM SUNSET RECORDS released the Concrete Riddim in 2006, it brought new energy to dancehall music. The riddim’s street anthem base gave selectors a fresh spark for dance sessions. This foundation blends classic dancehall with touches of hip hop and reggae, making it popular with many fans. Artists like Atooshi, Butcher, and Dabo showed their unique styles on this riddim. Atooshi’s “No.1” is a standout, bringing his sharp delivery. Butcher’s “Dansu Horazu” adds a strong vibe, while Dabo’s “Sen Modo” shows his lyrical skill. Dabo is well known in Japan’s hip hop and dancehall scene, and his album “Diamond” is a major release from his career. Fireball brings two tracks, “Mission No.9” and “Onettai Soun,” both full of energy. H Man’s “Mada Mada” keeps the dancehall spirit alive. Each artist uses the riddim’s base to blend in their own sound, creating a mix of dancehall, reggae, and hip hop influences. The sound engineer played an important role, making sure each track sounded clear and powerful. PLATINUM SUNSET RECORDS is known for supporting Japanese dancehall and reggae, and Concrete Riddim is one of their most recognized projects. The dancehall drop in this riddim was a standout moment for bashment, and its influence can still be felt today.
Concrete Tracklist:
- Atooshi – No.1
- Butcher – Dansu Horazu
- Dabo – Sen Modo
- Fireball – Mission No.9
- Fireball – Onettai Soun
- H Man – Mada Mada
- King K – Zion
- NG Head – Boom
- Platinum Sunset – Concrete Riddim Version
- Ryo The Skywalker – No Time Fi Waste
- Shounan No Kaze – Oh Yeah
- Soldier Featuring Akane – Cyaan Stop
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