Kool Release Details
- Riddim year: 2004
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 4
- Unique artists on riddim: 4
- Production credits: VARIOUS SOCA ARTISTS
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2004 Riddims List · 2004 Dancehall Riddims
KOOL RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS SOCA ARTISTS 2004
Kool Riddim leans more toward a straight soca party cut than the harder, more gunman-heavy dancehall side of 2004, and that’s part of its charm: it’s light on its feet, but still has enough push to carry the road. Benjai’s “Babylon Burn” and Maximus Dan’s “Real Lord” are the ones that jump out quickest, with Benjai sounding sharp and urgent while Maximus Dan rides the groove with that easy authority he always had on this kind of track. Lyrical’s “Gone Clear” keeps the energy moving, and Meshach’s “Bullseye” rounds out the set without letting the tempo sag. The riddim sits in that early-2000s Trinidad space where soca and dancehall shared plenty of the same crowd, which is why it still feels tied to a specific season and a specific moment in the music.
Kool Tracklist:
- Benjai – Babylon Burn
- Lyrical – Gone Clear
- Maximus Dan – Real Lord
- Meshach – Bullseye
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