ICEPICK RIDDIM produced by VP RECORDS ?1999
Icepick Overview
The Icepick Riddim, released in 1999, stands out as a classic dancehall compilation. The riddim was created by a talented Jamaican producer who brought together top artists to record in a lively studio environment. The process focused on capturing the energy and excitement of the late 90s dancehall scene, using fresh digital beats and catchy hooks. This helped the riddim become a favorite among selectors, who kept it in heavy rotation at dances across Jamaica and abroad. VP Records, the label behind this release, is known for supporting and promoting reggae and dancehall music worldwide. Founded in the late 1970s in New York by the Chin family, VP Records has played a key role in bringing Caribbean music to international audiences. Their catalog includes many chart-topping albums and singles, making them a trusted name in the industry. The artists on Icepick Riddim shaped its success with their unique styles. Alozade’s “Dem No Like” and Capleton’s “Hands Off” gave the riddim its fiery edge. Capleton, often called “The Fireman,” is famous for hits like “Tour” and is known for his energetic performances. Danny English added to the vibe with “Bun,” while Elephant Man, known for the hit “Pon De River, Pon De Bank,” delivered “Evil Plan.” Tracks like “What Am I Going To Do” by Egg Nog And Alley Cat kept the dancefloor moving. Fans of 1999 always mention this compilation as a top selector’s choice.
Icepick Tracklist:
- Alozade – Dem No Like
- Capleton – Hands Off
- Danny English – Bun
- Egg Nog And Alley Cat – What Am I Going To Do
- Elephant Man – Evil Plan
- Fargo Voice – Sorry
- Hawkeye – Just Like We
- Kiprich – Galang Bad
- Kutchie And Steve – Devil Flex
- Lexxus – No Problem
- Merciless – Alright
- Singing J And Elephant Man – Wave Yu Hand
- Tonto Metro And Devonte – Hot Gal Serious
- Mr Vegas – Bway Blue
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