CONCUBINE RIDDIM produced by RICH HOUSE PRODUCTIONS 2005
Concubine Overview
The 2005 yard session tape was a standout in the dancehall scene, showcasing a vibrant mix of tracks that captured the raw energy fans craved. Among the highlights were Beenie Man's "Shake It," a track that brought his signature style to the forefront. Known for hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," Beenie Man continued to prove why he was a mainstay in dancehall. Elephant Man delivered two versions of "You Nuh Run"—both the Edit and Raw versions—demonstrating his ability to energize any dance floor. Elephant Man, often called the "Energy God," had already made waves with songs like "Pon de River, Pon de Bank," cementing his place in dancehall history. Faith's "Show Me" added a sultry vibe to the riddim, while Italee's "You Never" showcased her unique vocal style. Mr G, known for his playful and engaging tracks, contributed "I Like The Way," a song that kept the party vibes alive. Psycho's "A Little More" came in both Edit and Raw versions, adding to the riddim's dynamic range. Tok's "Most Wanted Gal" and Vegas' "Wine And Stop" rounded out the tape, each bringing their own flair to the mix. The driving force behind this compilation was RICH HOUSE PRODUCTIONS, a name synonymous with quality dancehall productions. Known for their ability to craft hits that resonate globally, they played a crucial role in shaping the sound of the Concubine Riddim. Their expertise in the studio ensured that each track was polished to perfection, making the yard session tape a bashment highlight of 2005.
Concubine Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Shake It
- Elephant Man – You Nuh Run – Edit
- Elephant Man – You Nuh Run – Raw
- Faith – Show Me
- Italee – You Never
- Mr G – I Like The Way
- Psycho – A Little More – Edit
- Psycho – A Little More – Raw
- Tok – Most Wanted Gal
- Vegas – Wine And Stop
- Vybz Kartel – Why
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