GHETTO RAID RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004
Ghetto Raid Overview
In 2004, the dancehall scene was electrified by the release of the Ghetto Raid Riddim, a selector's mix that quickly became a staple at yard parties. The mix showcased the talents of several standout artists, each bringing their unique flair to the riddim's infectious beats. Aziz made waves with his track "Bondie Gran," a song that resonated with fans for its energetic delivery and catchy hooks. Ddk's "Qu'importe La Vibe" added another layer of diversity to the mix, showcasing his ability to blend different vibes seamlessly. Lovy Jam's "Original" stood out as a testament to his distinctive style, further cementing his place in the dancehall community. Manleetle contributed to the mix with "Adulte," while Nofiman and Zicko teamed up for "Solda Nou Ye," both tracks adding depth and variety to the riddim. The mix also featured other artists like One Day with "Rete Fo" and Shakala and La Fripouille with "Messie Moli," each contributing to the mix's dynamic soundscape. The mastermind behind the Ghetto Raid Riddim was the producer known as VARIOUS ARTISTS. Known for crafting beats that capture the essence of dancehall, VARIOUS ARTISTS has a reputation for creating music that resonates with both local and international audiences. His ability to blend traditional dancehall elements with modern influences has earned him recognition in the industry. To this day, selectors still rate the Ghetto Raid Riddim as a classic, a testament to its lasting impact and the vibrant energy it brought to the dancehall scene in 2004.
Ghetto Raid Tracklist:
- Aziz – Bondie Gran
- Ddk – Qu’importe La Vibe
- Lovy Jam – Original
- Manleetle – Adulte
- Nofiman And Zicko – Solda Nou Ye
- One Day – Rete Fo
- Shakala And La Fripouille – Messie Moli
- Skanky And La Fripouille – Vivan
- Stone-J – Mixe
- Supa Gana Lee – Dued Babylon Met Sa Red
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