DRIVE BY RIDDIM produced by Q 45 2002
Drive By Overview
In 2002, the Drive By Riddim shook the dancehall scene with its infectious energy and vibrant beats. Behind this memorable riddim was the talented producer Q 45, known for his knack for crafting anthemic sounds. Q 45 has been a significant figure in the dancehall world, contributing to its evolution with his innovative production techniques. His work on the Drive By Riddim showcased his ability to blend traditional dancehall vibes with a fresh, energetic twist, making it a standout release of the year. The recording process for the Drive By Riddim brought together a dynamic lineup of artists, each adding their unique flair. Alozade delivered "Dem Nuh Like" with a powerful intensity, while Anthony B's "Hold The Faith" echoed his reputation for uplifting and socially conscious lyrics. Captain Barkley's "Talk To The Hand" added a cheeky, bold flavor to the mix, capturing listeners with its catchy hook. Danny English also made his mark with "Who," a track that highlighted his distinctive vocal style. Meanwhile, the riddim's namesake, Drive By, contributed "Version," a track that tied the whole project together with its seamless flow and rhythm. The sound system cut of the Drive By Riddim truly captured the raw energy that dancehall fans craved. It was a defining moment for the genre in 2002, bringing bashment energy to the forefront and solidifying the riddim's place in dancehall history. The collaboration of these talented artists under Q 45's production made the Drive By Riddim an unforgettable part of the dancehall landscape.
Drive By Tracklist:
- Alozade – Dem Nuh Like
- Anthony B – Hold The Faith
- Captain Barkley – Talk To The Hand
- Danny English – Who
- Drive By – Version
- Egg Nog And Kidz – Party Time
- Elephant Man – Caan Dun
- General B – One Phone Call
- Harry Toddler – Drive By
- Kiprich – Wrong Move
- Lukie D – President
- Madd Anju – Make Up Your Mind
- Power Man – Question
- Singer J – In The Park
- Sizzla – Living Up
- Vybz Kartel – Hot Gal Time
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