DUTTY RUB RIDDIM produced by DOWN SOUND RECORDS 2005
Dutty Rub Overview
Dutty Rub Riddim emerged from Jamaica in 2005 and quickly became a staple in dancehall music. This vibrant riddim features several notable artists who contributed to its success. Dycr's track "Ants" stands out with its energetic delivery. Elephant Man, known for his lively performances and hits like "Pon De River Pon De Bank," adds his flair with "Seilassie A Di King." Fantan Mojah, who gained recognition with his song "Hail The King," brings a powerful message in "Corruption." Harry Toddler delivers "Nuh Fraid A Dem," showcasing his fearless style, while I Maroon's "Fall I Love" adds a unique touch to the collection. Other notable tracks include Junior Kelly's "Cold Cold" and Sizzla's "Righteous Love," each adding depth to the riddim's lineup. The riddim was produced by DOWN SOUND RECORDS, a label known for its influence in the reggae and dancehall scenes. Founded by Josef Bogdanovich, the label has been involved in numerous successful projects and played a significant role in promoting Jamaican music globally. DOWN SOUND RECORDS is recognized for its ability to blend traditional reggae sounds with modern elements, creating a sound that resonates with both local and international audiences. Dutty Rub Riddim stands out as one of the highlights of 2005, capturing the essence of dancehall culture with its infectious beats and memorable performances. This bashment anthem continues to be celebrated for its contribution to the genre and remains a favorite among fans and selectors alike.
Dutty Rub Tracklist:
- Dycr – Ants
- Elephant Man – Seilassie A Di King
- Fantan Mojah – Corruption (Ruff Remix)
- Fantan Mojah – Corruption
- Harry Toddler – Nuh Fraid A Dem
- I Maroon – Fall I Love
- Junior Kelly – Cold Cold
- Kharizma – Walla Walla
- Mr Perfect – Hand Cart 2
- Ras Ghandi – Remember Back Then
- Sizzla – Righteous Love
- Turbulence – Doesnt Really Matter
- Version – Dutty Rub
- Warrior King – Firm Faith
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