FAT NASH RIDDIM produced by MENTALLY DISTURBED 2001
Fat Nash Overview
The Fat Nash Riddim arrived in 2001 and made a big impact on dancehall music. The arranger behind this bashment rhythm was known for bringing a hard-hitting sound that dancers loved. The producer, MENTALLY DISTURBED, helped shape the style of early 2000s dancehall. MENTALLY DISTURBED worked with several labels and became known for bold, creative riddims that stood out in the busy dancehall scene. On the Fat Nash Riddim, Ward 21 and Wayne Marshall gave strong performances. Ward 21, a group from Kingston, is famous for their unique sound and hits like "Haters" and "Bada Bada." They have also produced for other big names in dancehall. Wayne Marshall, another respected artist, is known for his hit "Overcome" and for working with top artists like Damian Marley. The song "Melody Of War Part2" by Ward 21 & Wayne Marshall brought both artists together, mixing their different styles and energy. Ward 21 also delivered "Thug Anthem" on this rhythm, adding their signature tough lyrics and flow. The Fat Nash Riddim became a favorite at street dances in 2001. Its powerful beats and catchy hooks kept crowds moving. Even today, the songs from this riddim show the lasting influence of MENTALLY DISTURBED and the artists who helped make it a dancehall classic.
Fat Nash Tracklist:
- Ward 21 & Wayne Marshall – Melody Of War Part2
- Ward 21 – Thug Anthem
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