DA PINNACLE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004
Da Pinnacle Overview
The label behind the infectious bashment flow of 2004 was none other than the innovative VARIOUS ARTISTS. Known for their ability to craft compelling dancehall beats, they delivered the unforgettable Da Pinnacle Riddim, which quickly became a staple in dancehall circles. Among the standout artists on this riddim were Benjai and Gailann, whose track "Make Up Yuh Mind" showcased their dynamic chemistry and vocal prowess. Benjai, a Trinidadian artist, is renowned for his hit "Trini" and his significant contributions to soca music, adding a unique flavor to the dancehall scene. Culture Dan also made waves with "Wanna Be Your Man," a track that highlighted his smooth delivery and catchy hooks. Meanwhile, D Natural brought an edge with "Gunshot," a song that resonated with fans due to its gritty and powerful lyrics. Fafa's "Pick Your Cherry" and Kurty Banton's "Who Pull The Trigger" further exemplified the riddim's versatility, each artist bringing their unique style to the forefront. Kurty Banton, known for his engaging performances, continued to build his reputation with this track. The production genius of VARIOUS ARTISTS cannot be overstated. With a history of crafting hit riddims, their work on Da Pinnacle Riddim reinforced their status as a powerhouse in the dancehall genre. Known for their ability to blend traditional dancehall elements with contemporary sounds, they ensured that this release was both a club favorite and a timeless classic. Fans of 2004 still remember the bashment flow as a dancehall anthem, a testament to the enduring appeal of Da Pinnacle Riddim and its talented contributors.
Da Pinnacle Tracklist:
- Benjai & Gailann – Make Up Yuh Mind
- Culture Dan – Wanna Be Your Man
- D Natural – Gunshot
- Fafa – Pick Your Cherry
- Kurty Banton – Who Pull The Trigger
- Sean Caruth – Took My Heart
- Super Chile – Now That You’re Leavin
- Ziggy Rankin – It Ain’t Easy
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