Gadget Riddim – Bullet Proof

GADGET RIDDIM produced by BULLET PROOF 1996

Gadget Overview

In 1996, a new sound came into dancehall with the release of the Gadget Riddim. The artists on this project brought different vibes and voices. Apache Scratchy was known for the song "Fresh Like A Rose," a track that made his name stand out in dancehall. Bullet Proof, who is not just an artist but also the producer, gave us "Gadget Riddim." Bullet Proof is recognized for his work in shaping dancehall sounds in the 1990s. Chuckleberry added his energy with "No Respect," a song that fans remember from this era. Danny Maestro stepped up with "Gadget," and Junior Flex brought his style on "Rat Race." Each artist gave something special to the riddim. The yard beat itself was built by Bullet Proof. He was known for his creative productions and was part of the movement that helped dancehall reach new heights in the mid-90s. Bullet Proof worked with different artists and was respected for bringing fresh ideas to the studio. The Gadget Riddim was a true dancehall riddim of 1996, with a strong, catchy beat made for parties and sound systems. It set the tone for that year, showing how a simple but powerful riddim could bring artists together and make a big impact on the dancehall scene.

Gadget Tracklist:

1. Apache Scratchy – Fresh Like A Rose
2. Bullet Proof – Gadget Riddim
3. Chuckleberry – No Respect
4. Danny Maestro – Gadget
5. Junior Flex – Rat Race
6. Lenn Hammond – Apple Of My Eyes

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