GUILLOTINE RIDDIM produced by BUILDERS PRODUCTIONS 2004
Guillotine Overview
In 2004, the dancehall scene was set ablaze by the release of the Guillotine Riddim, a project that captured the rebellious spirit of its time. At the heart of this creation was BUILDERS PRODUCTIONS, a name synonymous with innovation in the dancehall genre. Known for their ability to blend traditional rhythms with modern sounds, BUILDERS PRODUCTIONS crafted a riddim that was both fresh and deeply rooted in the essence of dancehall. The journey from creation to release was marked by collaboration. Daville, known for his smooth vocals, delivered "Mary Jane," adding a soulful touch to the riddim. Einstein brought his dynamic energy to "More Time," while Gabriel's "Dem Left Right" showcased his gritty style. These artists, along with others like Ghost with "I Would" and Mad Andrew's "Hey Girl," contributed to a diverse yet cohesive project. Each artist brought their unique flair, creating a tapestry of sounds that celebrated the genre's diversity. Notably, Daville had previously made waves with his hit "Always on My Mind," and his contribution to the Guillotine Riddim further solidified his place in the dancehall scene. The riddim also featured tracks like Mad Cobra's "Party On" and Spragga Benz's "We Must Survive," each adding to the riddim's vibrant energy. This project demonstrated the strength of Jamaican studios, proving that local talent could produce world-class music that resonated far beyond the island's shores. In the end, the Guillotine Riddim stood as a testament to the power of collaboration and the enduring spirit of dancehall music.
Guillotine Tracklist:
- Daville – Mary Jane
- Einstein – More Time
- Gabriel – Dem Left Right
- Ghost – I Would
- Mad Andrew – Hey Girl
- Mad Cobra – Party On
- Perfect – Never Go Down Deh
- Red Rat – Must Be My Birthday
- Silver Kid – Up On The Floor
- Spragga Benz – We Must Survive
- Sugar Slick – The Memories
- Version – Guillotine Riddim (Dia)
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