FIRE DROP RIDDIM produced by PLATINUM CAMP RECORDS – 2005/2019
Fire Drop Overview
The Fire Drop Riddim bashment release brought together a strong lineup of dancehall tracks, each with its own energy. The project includes Milton Blake And Capleton with "Never Stop I," Fantan Mojah’s "We Never Stop From Blaze," and Turbulance’s "We Nuh Need You." Lutan Fyah delivers "Biggest Suspect," while Anthony B adds fire with "Bun Dem Up." The collection also features Sonya Robertha’s "Never Stoop Low," Terrie Lyn’s "You Body Right," and Danny English with "600." The whole riddim is held together by the instrumental track "Fire Drop Riddim" from Platinum Recording Label. Each artist brings something special. Milton Blake And Capleton are known for their powerful messages, and Capleton is famous for his hit "Jah Jah City." Fantan Mojah, who gained attention with his song "Hail The King," keeps the energy high on this release. Turbulance, with his track "Notorious" reaching international charts in the past, shows his strong voice on "We Nuh Need You." Lutan Fyah, respected for his roots reggae sound, and Anthony B, who has performed at major festivals worldwide, continue their streak of conscious lyrics and fiery delivery. Behind the scenes, PLATINUM CAMP RECORDS is the producer and label making it all happen. Founded by Daddy Bigg$ in 2005, the label has worked with big names in reggae and dancehall, including Capleton and Beenie Man. PLATINUM CAMP RECORDS is known for bringing fresh sounds and helping artists reach new fans. The Fire Drop Riddim quickly became a favorite in clubs and dancehalls.
Fire Drop Tracklist:
- Milton Blake And Capleton – Never Stop I
- Fantan Mojah – We Never Stop From Blaze
- Turbulance – We Nuh Need You
- Lutan Fyah – Biggest Suspect
- Anthony B – Bun Dem Up
- Sonya Robertha – Never Stoop Low
- Terrie Lyn – You Body Right
- Danny English – 600
- Platinum Recording Label – Fire Drop Riddim
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