Crowd Response Riddim – Don Corleon

CROWD RESPONSE RIDDIM ? DON CORLEON 2012

Crowd Response Overview

In the heart of Kingston’s dancehall scene, a fresh energy was building in 2012. It all started with a riddim that would soon echo from sound systems across the island and beyond. Don Corleon, a renowned producer with a sharp ear for street anthems, crafted the foundation. His mixing board skills turned simple beats into something unforgettable, layering rhythms and basslines that demanded attention. From the studio, the riddim took shape as the Crowd Response Riddim. Don Corleon’s reputation for crisp, powerful productions set the stage. Each track was carefully mixed, keeping the dancehall vibe raw and real. The mixing board king made sure every artist’s voice stood out, yet all songs flowed together as one unstoppable force. The artists brought their own fire. I Octane delivered “Di Gal Dem,” a tune full of swagger and energy, quickly becoming a favorite among partygoers. Voicemail’s “Wah Fi Know” added catchy hooks that had crowds singing along late into the night. Andrew And Wada Blood’s “Nuh See Dem” gave the riddim a gritty, streetwise edge, while Hollow Point’s “Good Good” kept the momentum going strong. Popcaan’s “Me A Di Man” brought youthful flair, adding a new flavor to the mix. As selectors spun the Crowd Response Riddim at countless late-night parties, its anthems became the soundtrack to memorable nights. The street anthem base, born from Don Corleon’s mixing board, remains a milestone in dancehall history, uniting fans and artists alike with its bold, unforgettable sound.

Crowd Response Tracklist:

1. I Octane – Di Gal Dem
2. Voicemail – Wah Fi Know
3. Andrew And Wada Blood – Nuh See Dem
4. Hollow Point – Good Good
5. Popcaan – Me A Di Man
6. Fry Dawg – Mi Luv Dem
7. Vybz Kartel – Wah Yuh
8. Masicka – Talk Di Mind
9. Don Corleon – Crowd Response Riddim

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