FUNKY TOWN RIDDIM produced by RMC RECORDS 2005
Funky Town Overview
The Funky Town Riddim of 2005 was a standout moment for dancehall, featuring a dynamic mix of tracks that kept every sound clash vibrant. The mix included Capleton's "First Time," Elephant Man's "Love How Dem Wining," Sizzla's "Haffi Wuk Her" and "Hear Mi Nuh," and Tanya Stephens' "Light It Up." Each of these tracks added a unique flavor to the riddim, making it a favorite among selectors. Capleton, known for his fiery delivery and conscious lyrics, brought his signature energy to "First Time." His career has been marked by hits like "Jah Jah City," and he remains a powerful voice in reggae and dancehall. Elephant Man, often called the "Energy God," delivered "Love How Dem Wining" with his usual high-octane style. His 2003 album "Good 2 Go" featured the hit "Pon de River, Pon de Bank," which became a dancehall anthem worldwide. Sizzla, a prolific artist, contributed two tracks to the riddim, "Haffi Wuk Her" and "Hear Mi Nuh," showcasing his versatility and lyrical prowess. He is known for his extensive discography and hits like "Thank You Mama." Tanya Stephens, with "Light It Up," added her distinct voice and storytelling ability to the mix. She is celebrated for her insightful lyrics and has had success with tracks like "It's a Pity." RMC RECORDS, the producer behind Funky Town Riddim, played a crucial role in shaping its sound. Known for producing dancehall hits, RMC RECORDS has a reputation for creating riddims that resonate with fans and keep the dancefloors buzzing. In 2005, this riddim was a testament to the collaborative spirit of dancehall, keeping the genre alive and thriving.
Funky Town Tracklist:
- Capleton – First Time
- Elephant Man – Love How Dem Wining
- Sizzla – Haffi Wuk Her
- Sizzla – Hear Mi Nuh
- Tanya Stephens – Light It Up
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