CONCUBINE RIDDIM produced by KEN MARLON CHARLES (KMC) 2003
Concubine Overview
The selector’s mix of Concubine Riddim showcases a series of tracks that became staples in clubs across the island. The mix opens with D Belfon’s “Bounce It,” a track that sets the tone with its infectious rhythm. Following this, Diamond Cut warns listeners to “Be Careful,” a reminder wrapped in catchy beats. General Grant’s “More Gyul 4 We” keeps the energy high, a testament to his longstanding presence in the dancehall scene. KEN MARLON CHARLES (KMC) not only contributes his track “Winer Gyal” but also plays a crucial role as the producer of the riddim. Known for his versatility, KMC has made significant contributions to the genre, including his hit “Soul on Fire,” which gained international recognition and chart success. His ability to blend singjay style with pulsating beats gives the Concubine Riddim its unique edge. Maximus Dan’s “Do Break U Neck” further solidifies the riddim’s reputation, adding a dynamic flair that resonates with fans. Meanwhile, tracks like Neppy K’s “What U Want From Me” and Pilot’s “247 Horn” add layers of depth to the mix. Silent Star’s “Western Town” and Tony P’s “Shake It” round out the selection, each bringing their own flavor to the riddim. The Concubine Riddim, with its street anthem base, defined dancehall’s bashment energy in 2003. KMC’s production expertise and the artists’ vibrant performances made it a festival-ready hit, ensuring its place in dancehall history.
Tracklist
- D Belfon – Bounce It
- Diamond Cut – Be Careful
- General Grant – More Gyul 4 We
- Kmc – Winer Gyal
- Maximus Dan – Do Break U Neck
- Neppy K – What U Want From Me
- Pilot – 247 Horn
- Silent Star – Western Town
- Tony P – Shake It
- Version – Concubine Riddim
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