DUTCH MASTER RIDDIM produced by BIG SHIP RECORDS 2004
Dutch Master Overview
In 2004, BIG SHIP RECORDS crafted a sound system cut that captured the rebellious spirit of its time. This was the Dutch Master Riddim, a dancehall riddim that became a defining force in the genre. Known for its energetic beats, the riddim was a testament to the label's knack for creating modern fusion sounds. BIG SHIP RECORDS, founded by the legendary Freddie McGregor, has been a powerhouse in reggae and dancehall, producing numerous hits and nurturing many artists. Among those who brought the Dutch Master Riddim to life were artists like Calico, whose track "Push Up Di Hand Dem" resonated with dancehall fans. Chino, another standout on the riddim, delivered "Girlz Ting," adding his unique flair. Known for his versatility, Chino has been a prominent figure in the dancehall scene, contributing to its global appeal. Da'ville, with his smooth vocals, added depth with "Come Straight," a track that highlighted his ability to blend melody with dancehall rhythms. Da'ville is also known for his hit song "Always on My Mind," which topped charts and earned him international recognition. Dougs brought a feel-good vibe with "Feel Alright," while Kari Jess delivered two tracks, "Gangsta" and "Sun Or Rain," showcasing his lyrical prowess. The riddim also featured King Judgement with "Go Dung," Natural Black's "Have Fun," and the duo Singing Melody & Future Troubl with "Who's That Girl." Together, these artists and BIG SHIP RECORDS created a riddim that defined dancehall's bashment energy in 2004, leaving a lasting impact on the genre.
Dutch Master Tracklist:
- Calico – Push Up Di Hand Dem
- Chino – Girlz Ting
- Da’ville – Come Straight
- Dougs – Feel Alright
- Kari Jess – Gangsta
- Kari Jess – Sun Or Rain
- King Judgement – Go Dung
- Natural Black – Have Fun
- Singing Melody & Future Troubl – Who’s That Girl
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