Crystal Clear Release Details
- Riddim year: 2004
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 17
- Unique artists on riddim: 17
- Production credits: KBC MUSIC
- Key artists on this riddim: Cecile, Elephant Man, Frisco Kid, Future Troubles, Macka Diamond, Voicemail
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2004 Riddims List · 2004 Dancehall Riddims

Crystal Clear Riddim lines up a hefty 17-cut dancehall selection, and the cast tells you right away this was aimed at the sound system crowd rather than the casual listener. Ward 21, Voicemail, Future Troubles, Zumjay, and Cecile all take turns over KBC Music’s 2004 production, with Elephant Man and Macka Diamond adding a couple of the rowdier moments once the sequence opens up. It’s a straight 2004 set, and the titles alone hint at the mix of streetwise talk, party slackness, and sharp-edged one-drop energy running through it. The track order keeps the momentum moving nicely, stacking the better-known names toward the middle and end so the riddim never feels like it burns out early.
Crystal Clear Tracklist:
- Ward 21 – Get Out The Way
- Looga Man – Gone Dead
- Million – Gimmi A Try
- Nicky B – Mi Wah Fi Know
- Famous – Heart Nah Clean
- Zumjay – Style And Grace
- Kristaal – What Im About
- Michael Knight – Baby
- Voicemail – So Much Ladies
- Richie Riot And Mam – Why
- Future Troubles – Lord
- Cecile – Whine It Up
- Elephant Man – So Wi Dey
- Elephant Man – Try Stop Mi Pussyhole
- Frisco Kid – Mi Hear
- Macka Diamond – What Happen To You
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