INTERCOURSE RIDDIM produced by SHAMS PRODUCTION 2000
Intercourse Overview
When the Intercourse Riddim selector’s mix first hit the dancehall scene in 2000, it quickly became the soundtrack for unforgettable parties. The riddim’s journey started in Kingston, where producer SHAMS PRODUCTION crafted its unique sound. Shams, known for his sharp ear and forward-thinking style, had already made waves with his label, Shams Production, and was building a reputation as one of Jamaica’s boldest young producers. As the riddim took shape, top artists stepped up. Beenie Man, already famous for hits like “Who Am I (Sim Simma),” brought pure fire with “Damn.” Bounty Killer, a dancehall heavyweight and Grammy nominee, delivered a powerful message with “Letter To The Leader.” Chico kept the energy high with “Rail Up Pt2,” while Frankie Sly’s “Papa Proud” added a streetwise edge. Gabrielle’s “Mi Sick” gave the mix a fresh female voice, standing out with her unique style. Other standout tracks included Hawekeye’s “Dem Muma,” Jack A Diamond’s “Cant Stay Away,” and Mr Easy’s “Everyday.” The mix also featured Sean Paul, Mr Vegas with “Tiger Bone,” and Spragga Benz’s “Elum,” each bringing their own flavor. Selectors and fans still rate this 2000 mix as a classic. Its energy, star power, and SHAMS PRODUCTION’s vision set a new standard for dancehall party anthems.
Intercourse Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Damn
- Bounty Killer – Letter To The Leader
- Chico – Rail Up Pt2
- Frankie Sly – Papa Proud
- Gabrielle – Mi Sick
- Hawekeye – Dem Muma
- Intercourse Riddim – Version
- Jack A Diamond – Cant Stay Away
- Mr Easy – Everyday
- Sean Paul; Mr Vegas – Tiger Bone
- Spragga Benz – Elum
- T.O.K. – Don’t Stray (Bad Man Anthem)
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