Eclipse Riddim – Di Black Enterprise

ECLIPSE RIDDIM produced by DI BLACK ENTERPRISE 2007

Eclipse Overview

In 2007, the yard beat was everywhere in dancehall music. This sound, with its heavy bass and catchy rhythms, helped shape the year’s biggest songs. One of the standout riddims from this time was the Eclipse Riddim, produced by DI BLACK ENTERPRISE. This producer is known for supporting the singjay style, mixing singing and deejaying, and has worked with many rising and established artists. Assailant brought his energy to the riddim with the track “Chat Inna Face.” Assassin teamed up with Pyrana for “Closet Queen,” showing strong lyrical skills. Pyrana also appeared solo on “Closet Queen,” making his mark on the scene. Busy Signal, who is well known for hits like “Step Out” and his album “Loaded,” added “Gully Code” to the riddim. His unique voice and flow helped the song stand out. Boysie’s “Water The Roses” added another layer to the project. Each artist brought something different, giving the riddim variety and power. The Eclipse Riddim also featured other artists such as Einstein with “A Nuh Wata,” Flex & Kibaki with “Run Di Place,” Khristopher’s “Cyaan Clown Wi Out,” Mad Cobra’s “One To A Spliff,” and Mega Sample’s “Informa.” The yard beat sound became a cornerstone of dancehall in 2007, and the Eclipse Riddim is a strong example of this era.

Eclipse Tracklist:

1. Assailant – Chat Inna Face
2. Assassin Ft Pyrana – Closet Queen
3. Busy Signal – Gully Code
4. Delly Ranks Ft Boysie, Not Nice & Iesha – Water The Roses
5. Einstein – A Nuh Wata
6. Flava Chin – Walk Out
7. Flex & Kibaki – Run Di Place
8. G-Whizz – Beware
9. Khristopher – Cyaan Clown Wi Out
10. Mad Cobra – One To A Spliff
11. Mega Sample – Informa
12. Mavado – Talk Lippy Lippy
13. Munga – Loud, Loud
14. O.K – Big Up Jamaica
15. Tyrical – See Dem Fighting
16. Version – Eclipse Riddim
17. Wada Blood – Gal Affi Bawl

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