DRUNK MAN RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS SOCA ARTISTS 2003
Drunk Man Overview
In 2003, a new sound was born in a studio that would soon take over the carnival scene. This sound, known as the Drunk Man Riddim, was crafted with a mix of trap beats and a lively, festive spirit. The creative direction came from the band leader, who wanted to create something that was both modern and deeply rooted in the island's dancehall culture. The producer, known as VARIOUS SOCA ARTISTS, played a crucial role in shaping the riddim. With a history of producing hits that keep dance floors buzzing, they brought their expertise to ensure every track was ready for the festival crowds. Their work has always been about making music that resonates with the energy and vibe of carnival. Key artists like Kmc and Machel Montano brought their unique flair to this project. Kmc, known for his catchy rhythms, contributed with the track "Mamma," which quickly became a favorite among DJs. Machel Montano, a giant in the soca world, added his signature style with "Dont Tell Me." Machel is celebrated for his high-energy performances and has a career filled with hits, including collaborations with international artists. His influence in the genre is undeniable, making every track he touches a potential hit. Together, these artists and the producer created a soundtrack that DJs couldn't stop playing. The Drunk Man Riddim became an essential part of the 2003 carnival legacy, capturing the hearts of soca fans and ensuring its place in the history of island music.
Drunk Man Tracklist:
- Kmc – Mamma
- Machel Montano – Dont Tell Me
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