COOL FUSION RIDDIM produced by VENDETTA RECORDS 2004
Cool Fusion Overview
In 2004, the Cool Fusion Riddim made its mark in the dancehall scene, bringing vibrant energy to clubs and parties. Produced by VENDETTA RECORDS, this riddim captured the raw street essence that dancehall fans craved. VENDETTA RECORDS, known for its impactful contributions to the genre, ensured that the Cool Fusion Riddim was a standout with its crisp beats and engaging rhythms. Several notable artists contributed their unique styles to this riddim. Lady Saw, a prominent figure in dancehall, delivered "Gal Want Chrome," showcasing her powerful presence and lyrical prowess. Lady Saw is well-known for her hit "No Long Talking," which solidified her reputation as the "Queen of Dancehall." Sizzla, another influential artist, added depth with "All Is Well." Sizzla is celebrated for his prolific output and is recognized for his critically acclaimed album "Da Real Thing," which includes hits like "Thank U Mamma." The group Tok brought their distinctive sound with "Sayonara," adding a lively touch to the riddim. Meanwhile, the track "Jiggy" by Vybz Cartel featuring Tony Curtis highlighted their collaborative chemistry. Vybz Cartel, known for his controversial yet successful career, has made a significant impact on dancehall music. The Cool Fusion Riddim also featured contributions from Unknown with "Unknown" and Ward 21 with "Promises," adding variety and richness to the collection. Overall, the Cool Fusion Riddim remains a memorable part of 2004's dancehall offerings, with VENDETTA RECORDS crafting a sound that continues to resonate with fans.
Cool Fusion Tracklist:
- Lady Saw – Gal Want Chrome
- Sizzla – All Is Well
- Tok – Sayonara
- Unknown – Unknown
- Vybz Cartel Feat Tony Curtis – Jiggy
- Ward 21 – Promises
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