COOL FACE RIDDIM produced by JAM 1 RIDDIM 2001
Cool Face Overview
The Cool Face Riddim from 2001 brought together some of dancehall’s top names. Bling Dawg Feat Vybz Kartel delivered “Fool Wanna War,” a track that showed both artists’ lyrical skills. Vybz Kartel, known for his later hit “Clarks” with Popcaan and Gaza Slim, also appeared solo with his own version of “Fool Wanna War.” Bounty Killer, a Grammy winner for his work with No Doubt on “Hey Baby,” added energy with “Mi Nah Ramp.” Frisco Kid, who gained attention for songs like “Rubbers,” made his mark here with “Madness.” Hollow Point’s “Red” brought a tough edge to the riddim. Other standout tracks included Lady Saw’s “Gal Want Chrome,” Nicky B’s “Yeah,” Sanjay’s “Gimmie Dat Ga,” Sizzla’s “All Is Well,” and Tok’s “Sayonara.” Each artist brought their own style, making the riddim lively and diverse. The bashment rhythm, popular in dancehall during 2001, gave parties and clubs a strong, infectious beat. JAM 1 RIDDIM, the producer behind this project, helped shape the sound of early 2000s dancehall. Their productions, often released through independent Jamaican labels, kept the island’s music fresh and exciting. The Cool Face Riddim captured the energy of the time and remains a favorite for fans who love that era’s dancehall sound.
Cool Face Tracklist:
- Bling Dawg Feat Vybz Kartel – Fool Wanna War
- Bounty Killer – Mi Nah Ramp
- Frisco Kid – Madness
- Hollow Point – Red
- Lady Saw – Gal Want Chrome
- Nicky B – Yeah
- Sanjay – Gimmie Dat Ga
- Sizzla – All Is Well
- Tok – Sayonara
- Unknown – Unknown
- Version – Cool Face
- Vybz Kartel Feat Tony Curtis – Jiggy
- Vybz Kartel – Real Badman
- Ward 21 – Promises
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