DANCEHALL ROCK RIDDIM produced by DANGER ZONE 2004
Dancehall Rock Overview
Back in 2004, the Dancehall Rock Riddim was a big deal in the reggae scene. Produced by DANGER ZONE, this riddim quickly made waves and became a favorite at parties. DANGER ZONE is known for creating impactful music projects, and this riddim was no exception. The Dancehall Rock Riddim featured some of the biggest names in dancehall music. Beenie Man, known for his hit song "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," contributed "Me Want A Gal," adding his signature style to the mix. Bling Dawg's "No Odda Girl Like You" and Bugsy Malone's "Trauma Dem Want" also brought unique flavors to the riddim, making it diverse and appealing. Buju Banton, a Grammy-winning artist for his album "Before the Dawn," added depth with "Let Me Tell You Something," showcasing his lyrical prowess. Capleton, famous for his energetic performances and songs like "Jah Jah City," delivered two tracks, "Blazing Hot" and "Never Leave Me Lonely," both of which resonated well with fans. The riddim also featured other artists like Gabriel with "Rush On," Lady Saw with "I've Got No Problem," and Magic with "Try Dem Hardest," each bringing their own vibe to the project. This riddim was more than just music; it was a cultural moment. DANGER ZONE managed to blend artistry and entertainment, creating a sound that party-goers and reggae lovers still remember fondly. The Dancehall Rock Riddim remains a touchstone of dancehall culture from that era.
Dancehall Rock Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Me Want A Gal
- Bling Dawg – No Odda Girl Like You
- Bugsy Malone – Trauma Dem Want
- Buju Banton – Let Me Tell You Something
- Capleton – Blazing Hot
- Capleton – Never Leave Me Lonely
- Danga Zone Version – Unknow
- Gabriel – Rush On
- Lady Saw – I’ve Got No Problem
- Magic – Try Dem Hardest
- Merciless – Lucky
- Red Rat – Tonight
- Roundhead – All Over
- Tanya Stephens – New Year
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