GIGGLES RIDDIM produced by DON CORLEON RECORDS 2003
Giggles Overview
The Giggles Riddim release from 2003 brought a fresh wave of energy to the dancehall scene with an impressive lineup of tracks. Featuring Brimstone's "Rastafari," Bungi Garlin's "Woah," and Bush Cat's "Babylon," the riddim showcases the vibrant beats that defined the era. Each artist brings their unique style to the mix, creating a dynamic and engaging listening experience. Brimstone's "Rastafari" stands out with its roots-inspired message, while Bungi Garlin, known for his hit "Differentology," delivers a powerful performance on "Woah." Bush Cat adds to the mix with "Babylon," offering a socially conscious perspective that resonates with fans of the genre. Easy B's "It's Not Easy" and Elephant Man's "Nah Bow" further contribute to the riddim's infectious energy, with Elephant Man being a key figure in dancehall, recognized for hits like "Pon de River, Pon de Bank." Behind this release is the renowned producer Don Corleon, whose label, DON CORLEON RECORDS, has been pivotal in shaping dancehall and reggae music. Known for producing hits like Sean Paul's "We Be Burnin'," Don Corleon's influence in the industry is undeniable. His ability to craft riddims that resonate with both sound systems and playlists is evident in the Giggles Riddim, which continues to evoke the vibrant spirit of 2003 dancehall. With tracks like Lil' Rick's "A Fassy Like Dat" and Shaky Ranks' "Who Dat" rounding out the lineup, the Giggles Riddim remains a favorite among DJs and dancehall enthusiasts, capturing the essence of a memorable musical era.
Giggles Tracklist:
- Brimstone – Rastafari
- Bungi Garlin – Woah
- Bush Cat – Babylon
- Easy B – It’s Not Easy
- Elephant Man – Nah Bow
- Lil’ Rick – A Fassy Like Dat
- Shaky Ranks – Who Dat
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