HOT-A-TAC RIDDIM produced by HOT-A-TAC MUSIC 2003
Hot-A-Tac Overview
In 2002, a dancehall riddim took the scene by storm, bringing together some of the genre's most energetic artists. Capleton, known for his fiery performances and hits like "A-B-C," joined forces with Determine, who kept the "Party Going On" with his vibrant style. Elephant Man, famous for his energetic dance tracks, contributed "Secret Admirer," adding his signature flair to the mix. The Hot Shot Crew came in with "Rich We Say," while Lukie D expressed dreams in "Wanna Be Rich." Each artist brought their unique touch, making the riddim a memorable one for dancehall fans. Not to be forgotten, Sizzla added depth with "Life Is For Living," and Trinity's "Waan See" added to the riddim's diversity. The track "Mercedes" by Uknown and "Hot-A-Tac Riddim" by Version rounded out the collection, giving it a complete and satisfying feel. This riddim was crafted by HOT-A-TAC MUSIC, a producer known for their skillful blending of melody and rhythm. With a reputation for creating cohesive and dynamic music, HOT-A-TAC MUSIC ensured that the riddim would stand out. Their attention to detail and ability to bring together top artists helped cement the riddim's place in dancehall history. When DJs first got their hands on this selector’s mix, it quickly became a staple in dancehall sessions. The energy and swagger of the Hot-A-Tac Riddim made it a touchstone of dancehall culture in 2002, resonating with fans and keeping dance floors lively.
Hot-A-Tac Tracklist:
- Capleton – A-B-C
- Determine – Party Going On
- Elephant Man – Secret Admirer
- Hot Shot Crew – Rich We Say
- Lukie D – Wanna Be Rich
- Sizzla – Life Is For Living
- Trinity – Waan See
- Uknown – Mercedes
- Version – Hot-A-Tac Riddim
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