KATANA RIDDIM produced by K.LICIOUS MUSIC 2004
Katana Overview
In 2004, the Katana Riddim emerged as a dancehall powerhouse, crafted specifically for the dance floor. This bashment rhythm was a testament to the skill of yard studios, with sound engineer Delly Ranks playing a crucial role in its recording process. His expertise ensured the riddim's trap-infused grooves and energetic beats were perfectly captured, setting a high standard for the dancehall scene. The producer behind this dynamic project was K. LICIOUS MUSIC, a name synonymous with innovative soundscapes in the dancehall genre. Known for pushing boundaries, K. LICIOUS MUSIC has been involved in several successful projects, making a significant impact on the industry with their unique vision. The Katana Riddim brought together a stellar lineup of artists, each adding their distinct flavor to the mix. Bounty Killer, known for his hit "Top Billing," delivered his signature powerful style, enhancing the riddim's intensity. Bud contributed with "Played," adding a smooth yet commanding presence. Cezar's "Make Some Noise" injected energy, maintaining the riddim's vibrant momentum. Chico's track "Me Dat" and Delicious's "Sid Dun Pon It" further enriched the compilation, showcasing the versatility and depth of the artists involved. The riddim also featured Delly Ranks with "Hell No" and his collaboration with Voicemail on "Katana," alongside other notable tracks like Hawkeye's "Full Dem Up" and Jagwa Feat Voicemail's "Want It All Day." Together, these artists and songs shaped the Katana Riddim into a memorable dancehall experience, proving the enduring strength and creativity of Jamaican studios.
Katana Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer – Top Billing
- Bud – Played
- Cezar – Make Some Noise
- Chico – Me Dat
- Delicious – Sid Dun Pon It
- Delly Ranks – Hell No
- Delly Ranks Feat Voicemail – Katana
- Hawkeye – Full Dem Up
- Jagwa Feat Voicemail – Want It All Day
- Kymberli` – Fantasy
- Matik And Luddy – In The Zone
- Shaggy – Ready Fi Di Ride
- Stacy Ann – Stamina Man
- Tami – Show Me Now
- Tanya Stephens – Female Pimping
- Voicemail – Fatima
- Wayne Wonder – Di Agony
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