LICK SHOT RIDDIM aka DISEASES/MAD MAD – FAT EYES 2001
Lick Shot Overview
The Lick Shot Riddim is a roots reggae project that stands out for its strong roots sound and powerful lineup. The riddim was produced in 2001 and quickly became a favorite for fans who love classic reggae styles. Its deep bass and steady rhythm show the producer’s respect for reggae’s foundation, while still sounding fresh for the new century. Captain Barkey brings energy to the riddim with his song "Dutty Puppa." He was known for his unique voice and lively performances, which helped make this track memorable. Ultimate Shines and Powerman join forces on "Pure Lies," delivering a powerful message with their vocals. Powerman is recognized for his creative lyrics and has worked with many top artists in dancehall and reggae. Flourgan, another respected name in reggae, gives fans "Rudeboy Sinting." Flourgan is well known for his 1988 hit "We Run Things," a song that topped the reggae charts and became an anthem in Jamaica. Buju Banton, who performs "Hold Me Tight" on this riddim, is one of reggae’s biggest stars. He won the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2011, showing his worldwide influence. Elephant Man brings his high-energy style to "Hot Summer." Known as the "Energy God," Elephant Man has had hits like "Pon De River Pon De Bank," which made him famous internationally. Lick Shot Riddim continues to be loved by reggae fans in 2021. Its roots sound and strong performances prove that reggae’s spirit is still very much alive.
Lick Shot Tracklist:
- Captain Barkey – Dutty Puppa
- Ultimate Shines & Powerman – Pure Lies
- Flourgan – Rudeboy Sinting
- Anthony B Tristan Palma & Terror Fabulous – Lickshot
- Buju Banton – Hold Me Tight
- Elephant Man – Hot Summer
- Mr. Chicken – Mi Can Tell U Dis
- Bling Dawg – Father For The Dog
- Daddy Lizard – Goin Down
- Capleton – Inna Di Pit
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