Enemy Lines Riddim – Code Red Records 2009
Enemy Lines Overview
Enemy Lines Riddim arrived in 2009 and quickly became a favorite in the dancehall scene. The rhythm was created in Jamaica, the home of dancehall music, and brought a fresh, energetic sound to the year. DJs across the island and beyond started playing it as soon as it was released, making it a staple at parties and on the radio. The compilation featured some of dancehall’s strongest voices. Aidonia delivered “Nuh Worry,” bringing his sharp lyrics and confident style. Aidonia was already known for hits like “Evil Head,” and his performance on this riddim showed his skill once again. Bling Dawg’s track “Threat” added a tough, streetwise feeling. Bounty Killer, a legend in dancehall and winner of several international awards, brought power with “Bore Tongue Fag.” His influence in the genre was clear, as he had already helped shape dancehall for years. Vybz Kartel, one of the most talked-about artists of the era, contributed “Warmer Than A Comforter.” Kartel’s music often topped charts and reached fans worldwide. Bugle’s “Badmind People” gave a thoughtful message, as Bugle was known for songs that speak about real-life struggles. The riddim’s sound was shaped by a talented engineer, who made sure each song hit hard and sounded clear. The producer, if known, would have played a key role in bringing these artists together and ensuring the rhythm had a strong impact. Looking back, the Enemy Lines Riddim helped keep dancehall vibrant in 2009.
Enemy Lines Tracklist:
- Aidonia – Nuh Worry
- Bling Dawg – Threat
- Bounty Killer – Bore Tongue Fag
- Vybz Kartel – Warmer Than A Comforter
- Bugle – Badmind People
- Sizzla – Bawl All Ready
- Congo David – Get Up And Move
- Beenie Man – Gaza Me Say
- Kabaka – Enemy Lines
- Mad Cobra – Me No Trace Like Bitch
- Konshens – Wha Kinda Girl We Have
- T.O.K – My Guns
- Version – Enemy Lines
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