FARAKHAN RIDDIM produced by 2HYPED RECORDS 1998
Farakhan Overview
2HYPED RECORDS is the label behind the Farakhan Riddim, a bashment rhythm that became a dancehall favorite in 1998. Known for their work in the late 1990s, 2HYPED RECORDS helped shape the sound of dancehall during this energetic period. The label is recognized for producing tight, bass-heavy riddims that light up dance floors and keep crowds moving. This release features some of the most exciting names in dancehall. Alley Cat brings his unique flow to the track "Pick Wise." Alley Cat is well-known in the scene, especially for his hit "Hot Gal" released in the early 2000s. General Degree delivers "Woman Rule," adding his signature style. General Degree is a respected artist with a long career, and his song "Traffic Blocking" is considered a dancehall classic. Lenny Kerlew offers "Testify," showing his vocal strength over the riddim. Oxygen appears with "Turn On," while Ricky General gives fans "Special Weakness." Ricky General has been a steady figure in dancehall, known for his energetic performances and consistent releases. The mix also includes Shaggy Wonder with "Lick Dung Fudgie," Tanya Stephens with "Too Hype," Tomahawk with "Wicked And Raw," and a version track titled "Farakhan Riddim." The studio production is crisp, with 2HYPED RECORDS refining every beat and bassline. Many say this bashment rhythm captured the true energy of dancehall in 1998, making it a reliable choice for any party. The mix stands as a testament to the label’s influence and the talents of the featured artists.
Farakhan Tracklist:
- Alley Cat – Pick Wise
- General Degree – Woman Rule
- Lenny Kerlew – Testify
- Oxygen – Turn On
- Ricky General – Special Weakness
- Shaggy Wonder – Lick Dung Fudgie
- Tanya Stephens – Too Hype
- Tomahawk – Wicked And Raw
- Version – Farakhan Riddim
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