HORMONE RIDDIM produced by DIAMOND ROW RECORDS 2004
Hormone Overview
In 2004, the dancehall scene was electrified by a vibrant set that captured the rebellious spirit of the era. The rhythms were bold and packed with swagger, creating an infectious energy that resonated with fans worldwide. Each track was woven with a cohesive sound, thanks to the expert touch of DIAMOND ROW RECORDS, which ensured that the mood flowed seamlessly from one song to the next. Artists like Alozade, Anthony B, and David House brought their unique flair to the set. Alozade's "Empty Benches" stood out with its catchy hooks, while Anthony B's "Own Man" showcased his commanding presence and lyrical prowess. David House added to the mix with "David House Party," a track that perfectly encapsulated the lively dancehall atmosphere. Elephant Man's "Caan Tame" was another highlight, cementing his reputation as a dancehall powerhouse. Erup's "Busy Body" added an energetic vibe that kept listeners moving. Each artist contributed to the set's dynamic feel, making it a memorable experience for both casual listeners and dedicated fans. DIAMOND ROW RECORDS played a crucial role in shaping the sound of this dancehall set. Known for their innovative approach to production, the label had a knack for creating hits that resonated across the globe. Their work on this project was no exception, as they skillfully blended traditional dancehall elements with fresh, bold textures. Reflecting on 2004, this dancehall set symbolized the rebellious and vibrant spirit of the time, leaving a lasting impact on the genre and its listeners.
Hormone Tracklist:
- Alozade – Empty Benches
- Anthony B – Own Man
- David House – David House Party
- Elephant Man – Caan Tame
- Erup – Busy Body
- General B – Telephone Pest
- Harry Toddler – Keep Up (Mix 1)
- Harry Toddler – Keep Up (Mix 2)
- Hawkeye – Self Control
- Jack-A-Diamond – Simon Say
- Ninja Kid – Mr Mighty
- Pinchers – Miss Always
- Power Man – Us. Visa
- Simpleton – Champagne
- Sizzla – August Town
- Version – Hormone Riddim
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