JERUSALEM RIDDIM produced by MAD DOC RECORDS 2001
Jerusalem Overview
The Jerusalem Riddim mix appeared in 2001, making an impact on the dancehall scene. It reflected the bashment style that was popular at dance events during that time. The mix featured three standout artists: Bugle, Elephant Man, and Hawkeye. Bugle brought his song Block Dem Number to the riddim. Bugle is known for his thoughtful lyrics and steady career in Jamaican music. One of his best-known songs is "Rasta Party," which helped him gain attention in the mid-2000s. Elephant Man added his track A Nuh Nutten That. He has been a major figure in dancehall, often called the "Energy God." Elephant Man’s album "Good 2 Go" reached the Billboard 200 chart in 2004, showing his international appeal. Hawkeye performed Run Dem on the riddim. He is recognized for his witty lyrics and strong presence in the early 2000s dancehall scene. MAD DOC RECORDS produced the Jerusalem Riddim. The label is known for its work in the dancehall genre and has produced several popular riddims. Their productions have been played at many dance clashes and parties, helping to shape the sound of early 2000s bashment. The energetic flow of the Jerusalem Riddim made it a favorite at 2001’s bashment events, keeping crowds moving and sound systems booming.
Jerusalem Tracklist:
- Bugle – Block Dem Number
- Elephant Man – A Nuh Nutten That
- Hawkeye – Run Dem
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