MAD QUAKE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Mad Quake Overview
VARIOUS ARTISTS, a well-known name in the reggae and dancehall scene, produced the Mad Quake Riddim in 2005. This riddim was a standout release, embodying the rebellious spirit of its time. Known for their ability to bring together top talent, VARIOUS ARTISTS has often been at the forefront of creating music that resonates with fans and selectors alike. The Mad Quake Riddim brought together an impressive lineup of artists, each adding their unique touch. Anthony Cruz delivered "Show Her The Money," a track that showcased his smooth vocal style. Beenie Man, often called the "King of Dancehall," contributed with "Gal Want Sex," adding his signature energy and flair. Beenie Man is known for hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)" and has won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album. Frankie Max added depth with "Serious," while Macka Diamond, famous for her hit "Dye Dye," brought her vibrant personality to "It Mi Come Fah." Nuclear's "Run Gal" was another highlight, adding to the riddim's infectious vibe. The Mad Quake Riddim also featured tracks like "Dawg Dem" by Pickney and "Hotting Up" by Predator. Rudy Classic teamed up with Baby Chris for "Salsa," showcasing a lively collaboration that further enriched the riddim's texture. Dancehall selectors and fans still appreciate this 2005 release for its gritty textures and cohesive flow. It's a collection that keeps listeners coming back, proving the lasting impact of VARIOUS ARTISTS' production skills.
Mad Quake Tracklist:
- Anthony Cruz – Show Her The Money
- Beenie Man – Gal Want Sex
- Frankie Max – Serious
- Macka Diamond – It Mi Come Fah
- Mad Quake Riddim – Version
- Nuclear – Run Gal
- Pickney – Dawg Dem
- Predator – Hotting Up
- Rudy Classic – Chaka
- Rudy Classic Feat Baby Chris – Salsa
- Simpleton – Dont Dis My Girl
- Slash – Wine
- Tugga War – Round Here
- Unknown – Gorgeous
- Unkwoun – Bare Gal
- Vybz Kartel Ft. Escobar – So Tight
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