MAD GUITAR RIDDIM produced by DON CORLEON RECORDS 2004
Mad Guitar Overview
In 2004, the Mad Guitar Riddim came to life in the studio with a vibrant street anthem base. The sound engineer focused on capturing the energy of classic dancehall while giving it a modern twist. This creative direction was key in shaping a sound that resonated with fans and selectors alike. Behind this project was Don Corleon Records, a label known for its significant role in reggae and dancehall music. Founded by Donovan "Don Corleon" Bennett, the label has been influential in nurturing talent and producing hits that cross over to international audiences. The riddim featured standout performances from several artists. Bling Dawg delivered "Party With My Shorty," showcasing his vibrant style. Buju Banton, known for his powerful voice and hits like "No Tek Check," brought his signature intensity to the track. Elephant Man, a dancehall icon with energetic hits such as "Hands Up" and "Tomp Di Sky," added his lively flair to the riddim. General B's "You Can Wine Eeh" and Makka Diamond's "Wid Him" also contributed to the riddim's success, each bringing their unique touch. Makka Diamond, known for her versatility, continued to build her reputation with this track. Other artists like Ms Thing with "Mi Ago Laff," New Kidz's "Feel Like It," Nicky B's "She Nuh Ready Yet," and Vybz Kartel's "Fling It Pon Di Left" rounded out the lineup, each adding to the riddim's dynamic sound. This collection of tracks remains a pure representation of dancehall music in 2004, capturing the essence of the genre during that time.
Mad Guitar Tracklist:
- Bling Dawg – Party With My Shorty
- Buju Banton – No Tek Check
- Elephant Man – Hands Up
- Elephant Man – Tomp Di Sky
- General B – You Can Wine Eeh
- Makka Diamond – Wid Him
- Ms Thing – Mi Ago Laff
- New Kidz – Feel Like It
- Nicky B – She Nuh Ready Yet
- Vybz Kartel – Fling It Pon Di Left
- Wayne Marshall – Till The Very End
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