Danger Ruff Riddim – Danger Zone

DANGER RUFF RIDDIM produced by DANGER ZONE 2003

Danger Ruff Overview

In 2003, the dancehall scene was vibrant and full of energy. It was a time when the genre was evolving, and new sounds were emerging. The Danger Ruff Riddim captured this excitement perfectly. It was designed for the dance floor, and its impact was felt immediately. The sound engineer behind this riddim played a crucial role. By infusing trap elements into the traditional dancehall beat, they created a fresh and energetic sound that resonated with audiences. This innovative approach allowed the riddim to stand out and keep people dancing. The producer, DANGER ZONE, was instrumental in bringing this project to life. Known for their knack for creating hits, DANGER ZONE had a reputation for pushing boundaries in dancehall music. Their influence can be seen in the riddim's dynamic structure, which made it a staple in clubs and festivals. The artists featured on the Danger Ruff Riddim added their unique flair. Anthony B delivered a powerful performance with "Never," showcasing his signature style. Beenie Man, known for hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," brought his charisma to "Inna Mi Yard Dirty." Bling Dawg's "Gal Dem Charming" was another standout track, highlighting his ability to engage listeners. Bounty Killer, with his commanding presence, made "Weh Yu Mother Get You" a memorable addition. Bugsy Malone's "Bimmers Benz" added a sleek touch to the lineup. Even today, DJs keep the spirit of 2003 alive by spinning this riddim, proving its timeless appeal. The Danger Ruff Riddim remains a testament to the creativity and energy that defined dancehall at the time.

Danger Ruff Tracklist:

1. Anthony B – Never
2. Beenie Man – Inna Mi Yard Dirty
3. Bling Dawg – Gal Dem Charming
4. Bounty Killer – Weh Yu Mother Get You
5. Bugsy Malone – Bimmers Benz
6. Buju Banton – Love You Like
7. Capleton – This Is What You Do
8. Determine – Joker Dat
9. Elephant Man – Can’t Stop We Now (Edit)
10. Elephant Man – Can’t Stop We Now (Raw)
11. Fire Lion – Chillin At Da Party
12. Jah Thunder – Ragga Ragga
13. Demus – New Millenium
14. Kiprich & Predator – Follow Back
15. Chicken – Done Chi Chi Man
16. Ninja Kid – Dog Eat Dog
17. Predator – War Editor
18. Singing Melody – Want To Be Your Partner
19. Spice – Dem Want Mi Bad
20. Vybz Kartel – Wine Your Waist Line
21. War Face – Money
22. Zoom Raggedy – Make Things Happen
23. Don Yute – I Won’t Deny
24. Mad Cobra – Playa Hating Fool
25. New Kidz – Excercise Pon Gal
26. Powerman – Work Gal Real Good
27. Sizzla – Progress
28. Version – Danger Ruff Riddim

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