FORENSIC RIDDIM produced by VP RECORDS 2003
Forensic Overview
When Forensic Riddim dropped in 2003, it quickly became a staple in dancehall sound system culture. The riddim’s sharp, energetic beat made it an instant favorite at bashment sessions, where selectors and deejays look for tracks to move the crowd. The sound system crews loved the way Forensic Riddim kept the dance floor lively from start to finish, with its crisp production and steady flow. VP RECORDS, the label behind this riddim, has a long history in reggae and dancehall. Founded in Jamaica in the late 1970s and now based in New York, VP RECORDS is known for bringing some of the biggest reggae and dancehall hits to the world. Their catalog includes classics from artists like Sean Paul and Beres Hammond, helping shape the sound of modern Jamaican music. On Forensic Riddim, the studio hand played a crucial role, making sure each track had that extra polish. The production quality stands out, with every instrument and vocal layered just right. This attention to detail helped the riddim become a favorite for both selectors and fans. The artists on Forensic Riddim brought their own unique styles. Beenie Man’s “Crazy Girls” and Cecile’s “What You Up To” showcase top-tier dancehall energy. Diplomat drops “Nuff A Dem,” while Elephant Man delivers the party anthem “Tattoo.” Ghost’s “Time After Time” adds a melodic touch. Other standout tracks include Keri’s “Poison,” Lexxus with “Show Mi A Signal,” Pickney’s “Mi Love,” Sizzla’s “Watch How,” and T.O.K’s “Fanu Can Can.” Forensic Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, keeping the spirit of sound system culture alive.
Forensic Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Crazy Girls
- Cecile – What You Up To
- Diplomat – Nuff A Dem
- Elephant Man – Tattoo
- Ghost – Time After Time
- Keri – Poison
- Lexxus – Show Mi A Signal
- Pickney – Mi Love
- Sizzla – Watch How
- T.O.K. – Fanu Can Can
- Turbulence – Hype In Jah
- Mr Vegas – Fatness
- Mr Vegas – Weed Day
- Version – Forensic
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