GHETTO WHISKY RIDDIM produced by PURE MUSIC RECORDS 2006
Ghetto Whisky Overview
In 2006, dancehall parties were alive with street anthems that gave selectors something new to play. The energy of these sessions came from riddims like Ghetto Whisky, which quickly became a favorite in Jamaica’s dancehall scene. The riddim’s base was hard and catchy, perfect for late-night dances and sound system clashes. A skilled sound engineer shaped the Ghetto Whisky Riddim, making sure every drum and bassline hit with power. The mix was clear and heavy, helping the tracks stand out in crowded dancehalls. This attention to detail made the riddim easy for selectors to use and for crowds to enjoy. PURE MUSIC RECORDS produced the Ghetto Whisky Riddim. The label is known for working with rising and established dancehall artists. Over the years, PURE MUSIC RECORDS has released several well-received projects, earning respect in the Jamaican music industry. The artists on Ghetto Whisky Riddim brought their own style. Aidonia’s “War Munga” showed his raw delivery, following his breakout with “Lolly.” Anthony B, known worldwide for “Raid The Barn,” delivered “Rise Dem” with his usual fire. Boysie And Not Nice teamed up for “Bung Bang,” while Brahma’s “Cant Stop Me” and Chino’s “Formula” added variety. Each track kept the riddim’s street anthem spirit alive, making it a true highlight of 2006 dancehall.
Ghetto Whisky Tracklist:
- Aidonia – War Munga
- Anthony B – Rise Dem
- Boysie And Not Nice – Bung Bang
- Brahma – Cant Stop Me
- Chino – Formula
- Craig Dennis – All Day
- Delly Ranx – Shotta Fi Life
- Delly Ranx And Chino – Ghetto Whisky
- Khari Jess – Badness
- Mega Banton – I’m Dangerous
- Monster Twins – No Eating
- Norris Man – Protect Our Souls
- Rdx – Radaam
- Round Head – High Grade
- Sizzla – Ragga Muffin
- Tok – Freeze
- Tyrical – Bere Sitten
- Vybz Kartel – Bruck Buddy Tactic
- Vybz Kartel And Mavado – How You Gun Rise
- Wayne Marshall – Who We Are
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