Crane Riddim – Various Artists

CRANE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005

Crane Overview

In 2005, the Crane Riddim emerged as a defining force in the dancehall scene, thanks to the creative genius behind it. The riddim was crafted with precision, blending smooth instrumentals that became the foundation for a series of memorable tracks. The project was produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS, a name that has become synonymous with impactful dancehall productions. Known for their ability to capture the essence of the genre, VARIOUS ARTISTS has a history of pushing boundaries and creating music that resonates with fans worldwide. As the riddim took shape, it attracted the attention of some of dancehall's most prominent figures. Bounty Killer delivered "Quality," a track that showcases his commanding presence and lyrical prowess. Elephant Man, known for his energetic performances and hits like "Pon De River, Pon De Bank," contributed "Bun Dem," adding his signature flair to the mix. Hawkeye's "Welcome" brought a fresh vibe, while Lukie D's "Unknown" and New Kids' "Wine Pon It" added their unique touches to the riddim. Each artist brought their own flavor, ensuring that the Crane Riddim was more than just a collection of songs—it was a celebration of dancehall culture. The release quickly became a favorite among selectors, praised for its bashment-ready tracks that kept dance floors moving. With "Too Much Man" by Unknown Artist and the instrumental "Version — Crane Riddim," the set solidified its place as a touchstone of dancehall in 2005, leaving a lasting impact on the genre.

Crane Tracklist:

1. Bounty Killer – Quality (Raw)
2. Bounty Killer – Quality
3. Elephant Man – Bun Dem (Raw)
4. Elephant Man – Bun Dem
5. Hawkeye – Welcome (Raw)
6. Hawkeye – Welcome
7. Lukie D – Unknown
8. New Kids – Wine Pon It (Raw)
9. New Kids – Wine Pon It
10. Unknow Artist – Too Much Man
11. Version – Crane Riddim

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