ENERGIZE RIDDIM produced by AMPLEX RECORDS 2007
Energize Overview
In 2007, the bashment scene was buzzing with a new energy. The reason was the release of the Energize Riddim from AMPLEX RECORDS. The riddim was created by the talented team at the label, known for pushing the sound of dancehall forward. AMPLEX RECORDS had already made a name for itself in the mid-2000s, supporting fresh voices and bold rhythms that filled dancefloors across Jamaica and beyond. The journey of Energize Riddim began in the studio, where the producers built a foundation of sharp percussion and catchy melodies. As word spread, top artists came on board to add their voices. Aidonia brought fire to the track "Bum Pan It," showing off the skill that would later earn him international recognition. Amanda’s "Dance All Night" became a favorite for partygoers, her smooth delivery riding the riddim with style. Bounty Killer, a legend with hits like "Look," gave fans "No Special Reason," his powerful voice commanding attention as always. Buju Banton, known for his Grammy-winning album "Before the Dawn," shared his message on "Ghetto Reality," bringing depth to the bashment flow. Capleton, famous for songs like "Jah Jah City," delivered "Women Mi Love," adding his signature energy. The Energize Riddim became a staple at night parties in 2007. Fans still talk about its unstoppable bashment flow, a true highlight from AMPLEX RECORDS.
Energize Tracklist:
- Aidonia – Bum Pan It
- Amanda – Dance All Night
- Bounty Killer – No Special Reason
- Buju Banton – Ghetto Reality
- Capleton – Women Mi Love
- Energize Riddim – Version
- G Maffia – Been Through The Worst
- Mad Cobra – Sey Dem A Shotta
- Major Christie – Wine For Me
- Mitch – Ooh Baby
- Mavado – Squeeze Trigga
- Mr Peppa – No Shorta Girl
- New Kidz – Money Aint A Thing
- Queen Paula – Ive Got It
- Ras Petha Aka Galaxy P – Gal A Pressure Me
- Sizzla – Cant Buy Love
- Turbulence Feat Flame – Give It To Her
- Vybz Kartel – Bring It When You Ready
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