EPIDEMIC RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004
Epidemic Overview
In 2004, the bashment flow made a significant impact on the dancehall scene, energizing bashment sessions with its vibrant and rhythmic beats. At the heart of this movement was the "Epidemic Riddim," produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS. Known for crafting memorable beats, this producer played a crucial role in shaping the sound of dancehall during this era. Blacker, with his track "Can Get Any Man," brought a dynamic energy to the riddim, showcasing his ability to captivate audiences with catchy lyrics. Flexable also made waves with "Hotness," a track that highlighted his unique style and contributed to the riddim's overall appeal. Kip Rich, known for his witty and humorous lyrics, delivered "Gal A Wah So," further cementing his place in the dancehall genre. Macka Diamond, a prominent female artist in the scene, added her flair with "Dont Watch Di Money," a song that resonated with fans for its empowering message. Predator, with his track "Tings Set A Way," offered a gritty and authentic perspective that complemented the riddim's diverse lineup. Other notable contributions included Rock Supreme's "Man Like Me," Version's instrumental "Epidemic Riddim," Voice Mail's "Splashy Dashy," and Vybz Kartel's "I Will Make You Cum." Each artist brought their unique touch, helping to make the "Epidemic Riddim" a standout in 2004. This bashment flow was instrumental in keeping dancehall vibrant and relevant, providing fans with unforgettable tunes that continue to resonate in dancehall sessions today.
Epidemic Tracklist:
- Blacker – Can Get Any Man
- Flexable – Hotness
- Kip Rich – Gal A Wah So
- Macka Diamond – Dont Watch Di Money
- Predator – Tings Set A Way
- Rock Supreme – Man Like Me
- Version – Epidemic Riddim
- Voice Mail – Splashy Dashy
- Vybz Kartel – I Will Make You Cum
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