CORN PIECE RIDDIM produced by DOWN SOUND RECORDS 2004
Corn Piece Tracklist:
- Elephant Man – Pram
- Harry Toddler – Simmer Down
- Richie Spice & Dycr – Sammy
- Version – Corn Piece Riddim
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Corn Piece Overview
In 2004, the Corn Piece Riddim became a defining sound in dancehall music, thanks to the creative work of DOWN SOUND RECORDS. This label, known for its influence in the dancehall scene, has a history of pushing boundaries and nurturing talents. Their ability to craft beats that resonate with both local and international audiences has made them a staple in the industry. The Corn Piece Riddim project brought together some of dancehall’s vibrant artists. Elephant Man, known for his energetic performances and hits like "Pon De River, Pon De Bank," contributed with the track "Pram." His lively style added a dynamic flair to the riddim. Harry Toddler, a former member of the Scare Dem Crew alongside Elephant Man, delivered "Simmer Down," showcasing his unique voice and style. Richie Spice, recognized for his soulful reggae hits such as "Earth A Run Red," teamed up with Dycr for the track "Sammy." Their collaboration added a melodic depth to the riddim, illustrating Richie Spice's versatility beyond his usual reggae roots. The riddim also featured a version track, "Corn Piece Riddim," which highlighted its infectious beat. The Corn Piece Riddim quickly became a yard anthem, capturing the essence of dancehall parties in 2004. Its infectious rhythm and the vibrant contributions from the artists made it a memorable release that still resonates with fans today. The riddim's impact on dancehall culture was significant, representing a time when collaboration and creativity were at the forefront of the genre.