GOOD TIMES BAD RIDDIM produced by RISE & SHINE PROMOTIONS 2005
Good Times Bad Overview
In 2005, the dancehall scene was electrified by the release of "Good Times Bad Riddim," a project that highlighted the prowess of RISE and SHINE PROMOTIONS. Known for their knack in producing dancehall hits, RISE and SHINE PROMOTIONS had already made a mark with their energetic and engaging riddims, which have become staples in dancehall playlists. The riddim brought together a vibrant mix of artists who each added their unique flair. Anthony B, renowned for his powerful voice and conscious lyrics, contributed "High Roller," a track that showcases his dynamic style. Anthony B is well-known for his hit song "Raid The Barn," which has cemented his status in reggae and dancehall music. Cadia delivered "Find A Man," adding a fresh perspective with her engaging vocals. Dr Marshall, with the track "Who Is That Girl," injected his signature energy into the mix, further enhancing the riddim's appeal. Luciano, a celebrated artist with hits like "It's Me Again Jah," added depth with "Empress Come To Me," a track that resonates with his soulful delivery. Mikey General's contribution, "More To Beauty," brought his smooth, conscious style to the riddim, complementing the overall vibe. This collection of tracks provided selectors with a powerful arsenal for dancehall nights, ensuring that "Good Times Bad Riddim" would echo in the streets long after its release. The project remains a testament to the enduring appeal of dancehall music and the talents of both the producers and artists involved.
Good Times Bad Tracklist:
- Anthony B – High Roller
- Cadia – Find A Man
- Dr Marshall – Who Is That Girl
- Luciano – Empress Come To Me
- Mikey General – More To Beauty
- Milton Blake – Ghetto Vibes
- Nanco Flex – Reminiscent
- Private Eye – Exit
- Sparticus – Good Times And Bad Times
- Spectacular – Ghetto Rollin
- Sunshade – Tell Me Why
- Willpower – I Know
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