Dinki Mini Riddim – Various Artists

DINKI MINI RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004

Dinki Mini Overview

In 2004, the Dinki Mini Riddim hit the dancehall scene with a bang, quickly becoming a staple in Jamaican music circles. Produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS, known for their innovative approach to dancehall, this riddim captured the essence of the genre with its infectious beats and catchy hooks. VARIOUS ARTISTS have a reputation for creating memorable tracks that resonate with fans worldwide. The riddim features a lineup of prominent artists who brought their unique styles to the project. Anthony B delivered "Musnt Gwaan," showcasing his signature energetic style that he is known for, especially after his hit "Raid the Barn." Captain Barkey contributed "Mi Gal," adding his distinct voice and flair to the mix. The collaboration between Christopher and Beenie Man on "Hold Up Your Hand" stands out, with Beenie Man already having made waves with his Grammy-winning album "Art and Life." Delly Ranks added "Tumble Down" to the riddim, while Macka Diamond's "Put It In" further highlighted the riddim's appeal with her vibrant delivery. The Monster Shack Crew's "They Dont Care" and Sizzla's "Im Living" are also noteworthy, adding depth and variety to the collection. The riddim also includes tracks like "Have Some Fun" and "Wine Girl" by unknown artists, and the instrumental "Version — Dinki Mini Riddim." The Dinki Mini Riddim was a bashment highlight of 2004, blending artistry and entertainment, and leaving a lasting impact on dancehall music.

Dinki Mini Tracklist:

1. Anthony B – Musnt Gwaan
2. Captain Barkey – Mi Gal
3. Christopher And Beenie Man – Hold Up Your Hand
4. Delly Ranks – Tumble Down
5. Macka Diamond – Put It In
6. Monster Shack Crew – They Dont Care
7. Sizzla – Im Living
8. Unknown Artist – Have Some Fun
9. Unknown Artist – Wine Girl
10. Version – Dinki Mini Riddim

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