EIGHTY FIVE RIDDIM (MORE) – MADHOUSE RECORDS 2006
Eighty Five Overview
The creation of the Eighty Five Riddim marked a significant moment in dancehall music, capturing the essence of bashment energy. Built on infectious beats, this riddim was crafted by a talented team who understood the pulse of the genre. Although the producer remains a mystery, the riddim's impact is undeniable. Busy Signal's "Going Up" stands out with its vibrant energy, showcasing his distinctive style that fans have come to love. Busy Signal is known for hits like "Watch Out For This (Bumaye)," which has made waves internationally. Meanwhile, Dgo delivers a powerful message with "Know Your Worth," reminding listeners of their value with smooth vocals. Idonia's contribution with "Star (Eighty Five Riddim)" highlights his lyrical prowess, further cementing his reputation in the dancehall scene. Mad Cobra, known for his classic hit "Flex," brings a nostalgic vibe with "Old School," bridging past and present sounds seamlessly. Million Stylez, who gained fame with his hit "Miss Fatty," adds his unique flavor to the compilation, ensuring every track is memorable. Supa Hype's "Uptown Story" and Tony Matterhorn's "Nuh Fren We" round out the project, each bringing their own flair and authenticity. The Eighty Five Riddim's release in 2020 was more than just a collection of songs; it was a celebration of dancehall's vibrant culture. The blend of hardcore deejay cuts with smooth vocals created a dynamic listening experience, one that continues to resonate with fans around the world.
Eighty Five Tracklist:
- Bambi Feat Keva – Brooklyn Story
- Busy Signal – Going Up
- Dgo – Know Your Worth
- Idonia – Star (Eighty Five Riddim) (Phoenix Remix)
- Mad Cobra – Old School
- Million Stylez – Miss Fatty
- Supa Hype – Uptown Story
- Tony Matherhorn – Nuh Friend
- Tony Matterhorn – Nuh Fren We
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