KINGSTON JAMAICA RIDDIM produced by MOOSETOWN PRODUCTIONS 2007
Kingston Jamaica Overview
When Kingston Jamaica Riddim dropped in 2007, dancehall fans were quick to respond. Selectors loved the fresh energy it brought to the dance. The riddim’s lively beat and bashment style helped it stand out in dancehall sessions across Jamaica and beyond. Artists like Cutty Ranks made a mark with “Nothing.” Cutty Ranks is well known for his classic hit “Limb By Limb,” and his powerful voice added weight to the riddim. Delly Ranks and Harry Todler teamed up for “Nuff Gal Deh,” keeping the party vibe strong. Goofy, who is also known for the hit “Fudgie,” brought his style to “Politics War.” Goofy also joined with Voice Mail for “This Is How We Roll,” showing good chemistry with the group. Hawkeye’s “Kingston Jamaica” paid tribute to the city’s dancehall roots. Other tracks like Ice Ras’s “Dem, Dem,” Vegas’s “Stick It Up,” Lexx’s “Yes Man,” and Terry Ganzie’s “Up Up” gave selectors plenty of options for their sets. The “Version — Kingston Jamaica Riddim” let DJs get creative on the mic. The sound engineer gave the riddim a crisp, energetic finish. MOOSETOWN PRODUCTIONS, the label and producer, is known for supporting singjay artists and helping to shape the modern dancehall sound. Their work on this riddim confirmed their place in the scene, bringing a new spark to dancehall in 2007.
Kingston Jamaica Tracklist:
- Cutty Ranks – Nothing
- Delly Ranks And Harry Todler – Nuff Gal Deh
- Goofy – Politics War
- Goofy And Voice Mail – This Is How We Roll
- Hawkeye – Kingston Jamaica
- Ice Ras – Dem, Dem
- Vegas – Stick It Up
- Lexx – Yes Man
- Terry Ganzie – Up Up
- Version – Kingston Jamaica Riddim
- Voise Mail – Way You Walk
- We-Ken – Way I Feel
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