Killing Ting Riddim – Powerstone Records

KILLING TING RIDDIM produced by POWERSTONE RECORDS 2004

Killing Ting Overview

Fans of reggae and dancehall music embraced the "Killing Ting Riddim" with enthusiasm when it was released in 2004. This cultural recording offered a unique platform for young singers, showcasing their talents on a riddim that quickly became a favorite among listeners. The deep basslines and catchy hooks resonated with audiences, making it a standout release from POWERSTONE RECORDS. Beenie Man, known for his hit song "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," contributed "Lyrics War" to the riddim, delivering his signature smooth energy. Bounty Killer, a key figure in the dancehall scene, added "Last Unno," further solidifying his reputation as a powerful voice in reggae. Jygsy King, with his track "Real Weed Man," brought an authentic vibe that connected with fans of roots reggae. New Kidz and Silver Cat also made their mark with "Right Set Of Gun" and "More Weed," respectively, each adding their unique flair to the mix. The riddim also featured "Progress" by Sizzla and "Gangsta Letter" by Zumjay, along with a version track titled "Killing Ting Riddim." The dub engineer behind the project ensured that each track flowed seamlessly, enhancing the overall listening experience. POWERSTONE RECORDS, known for its impactful releases in the reggae scene, produced the riddim. The label has been influential in promoting reggae music, consistently delivering quality productions that resonate with fans worldwide. Looking back, "Killing Ting Riddim" is often remembered as a classic 2004 reggae track base, continuing to be a go-to for roots fans seeking that authentic sound.

Killing Ting Tracklist:

1. Beenie Man – Lyrics War
2. Bounty Killer – Last Unno
3. Jygsy King – Real Weed Man
4. New Kidz – Right Set Of Gun
5. Silver Cat – More Weed
6. Sizzla – Progress
7. Version – Killing Ting Riddim
8. Zumjay – Gangsta Letter