DUTCHIE POT RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2007
Dutchie Pot Overview
In 2007, the Dutchie Pot Riddim became a favorite at street dances in Jamaica. The riddim’s party backdrop was full of energy and made people want to move. Its sound mixed dancehall with hints of other genres, like hip hop and R&B. This blend helped the riddim fit right in at parties, but also made it stand out from other dancehall tracks. The producer, VARIOUS ARTISTS, played a big part in shaping the riddim. Known for working with many artists and building unique sounds, VARIOUS ARTISTS helped create a beat that could support different styles and voices. The riddim was released on popular dancehall labels and gained attention for its catchy rhythm and strong presence at dances. Harry Toddler’s “Raper Boy” brought a raw and energetic style to the riddim. Harry Toddler is well known for his solo work and as a member of Scare Dem Crew, a group that made a big impact on dancehall music in the 1990s. Voicemail’s “Dancing Feva” added a fun, dance-focused vibe, showing why Voicemail became famous for their dance anthems. Vegas joined Voicemail on “Dancing Feva,” bringing his own flair. Vegas is famous for his hit song “Heads High,” which reached the top of reggae charts and made him known worldwide. Together, these artists and the producer made Dutchie Pot Riddim a lasting favorite at street parties.
Dutchie Pot Tracklist:
- Harry Toddler – Raper Boy
- Vegas –
- Voicemail – Dancing Feva
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