HARBOUR SHARK RIDDIM produced by PRETTY BOY RECORDS 2005
Harbour Shark Overview
In 2005, dancehall fans embraced the Harbour Shark Riddim, turning it into the soundtrack for countless late-night parties. The energy and creativity of the recording resonated deeply with listeners, making it a staple in the dancehall scene. The riddim featured contributions from a lineup of talented artists, each bringing their unique flair to the mix. Farmer George's track "Reputation" stood out with its catchy beats and lively lyrics, while General Degree's "Be Good" added a playful vibe, showcasing his knack for creating memorable hooks. Known for his hit song "Traffic Blocking," General Degree has long been a respected figure in the dancehall community, and his contribution to this riddim only cemented his reputation further. Hawkeye's "Phat" infused the riddim with his characteristic style, adding a layer of infectious rhythm. Ice Man brought a darker, more mysterious tone with "Night Time," while Krazy D's "The Way It Goes" rounded out the collection with its smooth, laid-back groove. Each artist's contribution highlighted the versatility and dynamism of the Harbour Shark Riddim. The production was expertly crafted by PRETTY BOY RECORDS, a label known for its innovative approach to dancehall music. With a history of producing influential tracks, PRETTY BOY RECORDS has played a significant role in shaping the sound of modern dancehall. The Harbour Shark Riddim stands as a testament to their commitment to quality and creativity, securing its place as one of the bashment highlights of 2005.
Harbour Shark Tracklist:
- Farmer George – Reputation
- General Degree – Be Good
- Hawkeye – Phat
- Ice Man – Night Time
- Krazy D – The Way It Goes
- Lady G – Stress Free
- M’lonie – Blame It On The Rain
- Version – Harbour Shark Riddim
- Voicemail – Spin Yuh Roll
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