Heart Attack Riddim – Constant Pressure Records

HEART ATTACK RIDDIM produced by CONSTANT PRESSURE RECORDS 2003

Heart Attack Overview

Even today, the Heart Attack Riddim is remembered as a significant bashment rhythm from 2003. Its lively beats and energetic vibe are a throwback to the early 2000s dancehall scene, capturing the essence of that time. The rhythm became a yard anthem shortly after its release, resonating with fans and dancers alike. The riddim brought together a talented group of artists, each adding their unique touch. 3 Canal, known for their hit "No Way, No How," contributed to the vibrant mix. Blessed V's "Milk And Honey" offered a melodic yet powerful performance, while Mandela's "When Di Riddim" showcased his ability to ride the beat with flair. Maximus Dan, who later gained fame with his song "From A Distance," added his voice to the project, and Ozy Magic's "Something Something" further enriched the collection. Each artist brought their own flavor, making the riddim both diverse and cohesive. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer played a crucial role in capturing the energy of the performances. CONSTANT PRESSURE RECORDS, the producer of the Heart Attack Riddim, was instrumental in bringing this project to life. Known for its impact in the dancehall scene, the label has a history of producing hits and shaping the sound of the era. The Heart Attack Riddim remains a testament to the creativity and vibrancy of early 2000s dancehall music, continuing to evoke memories of lively dance floors and unforgettable parties.

Heart Attack Tracklist:

1. 3 Canal – No Way, No How
2. Blessed V – Milk And Honey
3. Mandela – When Di Riddim
4. Maximus Dan – From A Distance
5. Ozy Magic – Something Something
6. Raw – Bumper