FALMOUTH TOWN RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2010
Falmouth Town Overview
In 2010, the Falmouth Town Riddim became a favorite among sound systems, fitting perfectly into the dancehall parties of that year. Its energetic beat and lively tempo matched the bashment scene’s demand for tracks that could keep the crowd moving. The riddim was crafted by producer VARIOUS ARTISTS, a name known for putting together strong dancehall projects. With a history of working on different compilations, VARIOUS ARTISTS helped shape the sound of the era, often releasing music under independent labels. Their work on this collection brought together a mix of both rising and established names, making the riddim a staple in many DJs’ playlists. Antwone stands out with "Thats Why Me," delivering a sharp performance that quickly caught the attention of dancehall fans. Leando’s "Mek Money" adds another layer, showing his skill for catchy hooks and smooth delivery. Ricky Teetz, who had previously gained recognition with his track "Teacha Nuh Play," brings his streetwise energy to "1000 Block," giving the riddim extra edge. Voicer rounds out the set with "Who Sen Dem," offering a confident flow that fits the riddim’s bold style. Together, these tracks made the Falmouth Town Riddim a consistent choice in 2010’s dancehall parties, proving the lasting influence of both the producer and the featured artists in the genre.
Falmouth Town Tracklist:
- Antwone – Thats Why Me
- Falmouth Town Riddim – Version
- Leando – Mek Money
- Ricky Teetz – 1000 Block
- Voicer – Who Sen Dem
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