DRAMA RIDDIM produced by PRESSURE SOUNDS 2005
Drama Overview
In 2005, the dancehall scene was electrified by the Drama Riddim, crafted by the influential producer PRESSURE SOUNDS. Known for their ability to shape the sound of reggae and dancehall, PRESSURE SOUNDS has a reputation for delivering powerful and memorable music. This riddim became a standout project, showcasing the energy and creativity of the dancehall genre. The Drama Riddim featured a lineup of talented artists, each bringing their unique style to the mix. Anthony B & Dasia delivered "Rasta," a track that highlighted their dynamic presence and lyrical prowess. Bling Dawg's "We A Soldier" added a strong and assertive vibe, showcasing his ability to command attention with his music. Other notable contributions included Dazla's "Different Ting," which added a fresh perspective to the riddim. Elephant Man & Neo's collaboration on "Sulan - Stroke Me Slow" brought a lively and energetic feel, a hallmark of Elephant Man's celebrated career. Loogaman's "Mi Blaze" further enriched the riddim with its fiery and passionate delivery. The riddim also featured tracks like Roundhead's "Get Higher," Sanjay & Carl Morrison's "Whats Your Name," Tanto Marijuana's "I Like," TOK's "Change Up The Scenery," and Tornado & Alias's "War 2005." Each track contributed to the riddim's lasting impact, making it a favorite among DJs and dancehall enthusiasts. Even today, the Drama Riddim continues to resonate in dancehalls, keeping the spirit of 2005 alive and thriving. This mix remains an essential listen for anyone who loves the vibrant energy of dancehall music.
Drama Tracklist:
- Anthony B & Dasia – Rasta
- Bling Dawg – We A Soldier
- Dazla – Different Ting
- Elephant Man & Neo – Sulan – Stroke Me Slow
- Loogaman – Mi Blaze
- Roundhead – Get Higher
- Sanjay & Carl Morrison – Whats Your Name
- Tanto Marijuana – I Like
- Tok – Change Up The Scenery
- Tornado & Alias – War 2005
- Tornado – More Gal
- Vybz Kartel & Escobar – Pussy Watcher
- Vybz Kartel – Informer
- Ward 21 – Full Hundred
- Wayne Marshall – Oh Yeah
- Wayne Wonder – Snitches & Spies
- Zumjay & Hotta Ball – Dance Forever
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