HELLO MOTO RIDDIM produced by H2O RECORDS 2005
Hello Moto Overview
The Hello Moto Riddim brought a fresh wave of energy to the dancehall scene in 2005 with its heavy basslines and infectious rhythms. The riddim's pulsating beats created an irresistible vibe that had listeners hooked from the very first note. Its hypnotic groove was designed to keep the dance floors packed, and it did just that. Central to this riddim's success were the contributions from some of dancehall's most vibrant artists. Beenie Man, known for hits like "Dancing Mood" and "Don't Try," brought his signature flair and lyrical prowess to the project. Bling Dawg added his unique touch with "Nutten Nuh Dead," while Busy Signal's "Mouth Wata" showcased his dynamic style. Capleton, with his fiery track "She Fuck Me Good," added another layer of intensity. Meanwhile, Cecile teamed up with Voicemail for "She's A Player," a collaboration that highlighted her versatile talent and Voicemail's catchy hooks. The riddim's architect, H2O RECORDS, played a crucial role in shaping its overall direction. Known for their ability to craft memorable dancehall hits, H2O RECORDS had a significant impact on the genre. Their work on the Hello Moto Riddim was no exception, as they expertly brought together diverse talents to create a cohesive sound that resonated with fans worldwide. This riddim remains a quintessential example of the pure dancehall sound of 2005, a testament to the power of collaboration and the enduring influence of H2O RECORDS in the music industry.
Hello Moto Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Dancing Mood
- Beenie Man – Don’t Try
- Bling Dawg – Nutten Nuh Dead
- Busy Signal – Mouth Wata
- Capleton – She Fuck Me Good
- Cecile Feat Voicemail – She’s A Player
- Delly Ranks – Pop Style
- Elephant Man – Promise
- Kim Kartina – This Is The Way
- Kiprich – Fi Get Nuh G Al
- Macka Diamond – Look Mi Friend
- Mavado – Give Me A Call
- Nicky B – Move
- Razor – One Piece Of Stone
- Shane – Girls Dem President
- Version – Hello Moto Riddim
- Vybz Kartel – Hell Moto
- Ward 21 – Maybe I.O.U
- Wayne Marshall – Takes Me Higher
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