FRIENDLY RIDDIM produced by SALAAM REMI 2005
Friendly Overview
In 2005, the dancehall scene was buzzing with the release of the Friendly Riddim, a project that captured the true essence of sound system culture. This riddim was produced by Salaam Remi, a well-known figure in the music industry. Salaam Remi has a rich history of producing hits across various genres and is known for his work with artists like Nas and Amy Winehouse. His knack for creating infectious beats shines through in the Friendly Riddim, which is filled with the raw energy that dancehall fans crave. The riddim features a lineup of artists who each bring their unique style to the project. Baby Kat kicks things off with "Get It Started," setting the tone with her vibrant flow. Bling Dawg follows with "Phat and Friendly," a track that showcases his ability to ride the beat effortlessly. Chico adds to the mix with "You Live Good," a song that resonates with positive vibes. Face, known for his collaboration with T - Put You On Blast, and Ghost with "Shorty," both contribute to the riddim's dynamic sound. The Friendly Riddim is more than just a collection of tracks; it's a celebration of dancehall culture. The sound system vibes are evident throughout, pulling listeners into the energetic atmosphere that dancehall is famous for. For fans of the genre, 2005 wouldn't have been the same without this standout release. It remains a memorable part of dancehall history, thanks to the talented artists and Salaam Remi's expert production.
Friendly Tracklist:
- Baby Kat – Get It Started
- Bling Dawg – Phat and Friendly
- Chico – You Live Good
- Face-T – Put You On Blast
- Ghost – Shorty
- KB – Fun Tonight
- Red Rat – Dont Do That
- Red Square – Red Square
- Rupee – Do The Damn Thing
- Sexy Posh – I Got You Now
- Snowcone – Anything
- Spragga Benz – How She Want It
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