GOLD MINE RIDDIM produced by WORLD BEAT MUSIC 2004
Gold Mine Overview
In 2004, the Gold Mine Riddim emerged as a standout in the dancehall scene, blending hardcore vibes with catchy hooks that made it a favorite for both the dancefloor and personal listening. This bashment rhythm was crafted with a lively and infectious energy, appealing to fans of dancehall music. Among the artists who contributed to this iconic riddim were Capleton with his track "Goldmine," showcasing his signature fiery style. Capleton, known for hits like "Jah Jah City," brought his energetic presence to the riddim, adding to its widespread appeal. Conscious added depth with "Still Get It," while Danny English delivered "Who Fool Dem," both tracks maintaining the riddim's vibrant spirit. Hit List's "More Gal" and Lady G's "Can't Live Like We" further enriched the riddim's lineup. Lady G, celebrated for her empowering anthem "Nuff Respect," brought her distinctive voice to the mix, enhancing the riddim's diverse soundscape. Other notable contributions included Lexomar with "Like A Coin" and Lexxus with "Low Dem." The production of Gold Mine Riddim was helmed by WORLD BEAT MUSIC, a name synonymous with quality dancehall production. Known for their ability to create beats that resonate with audiences, WORLD BEAT MUSIC played a crucial role in shaping the riddim's success. Fans of 2004 remember Gold Mine Riddim as a dancehall anthem, capturing the essence of the era with its infectious beats and memorable collaborations. The riddim remains a testament to the creativity and vibrancy of dancehall music during that time.
Gold Mine Tracklist:
- Capleton – Goldmine
- Conscious – Still Get It
- Danny English – Who Fool Dem
- Hit List – More Gal
- Lady G – Can’t Live Like We
- Lexomar – Like A Coin
- Lexxus – Low Dem
- Little Capes & Mugo – Bad Mind
- Lutan Fiyah – Rising For A Fall
- Madd Anju – Leave It
- Glamorous – Crazy Love
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