MAD TURBINE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Mad Turbine Overview
In 2005, the Mad Turbine Riddim burst onto the dancehall scene, quickly becoming a favorite among DJs and fans alike. This energetic riddim was crafted by the creative minds behind VARIOUS ARTISTS, a production team known for their innovative approach to dancehall and reggae music. With a reputation for pushing boundaries, VARIOUS ARTISTS managed to blend modern bashment beats with a fiery passion that resonated globally. The riddim's journey from creation to release was marked by the collaboration of talented artists who each brought their unique flair to the project. Demente's "Vai Requebra Meu Bem" was a standout track, showcasing his ability to captivate listeners with his rhythmic prowess. Dj Skorn' added his own flavor with the "Mad Turbine Riddim Version," a testament to his skill in remixing and enhancing the original beat. Jaffia's contribution, "Tous Les Matins," added a fresh perspective, while the collaborative effort of Jomimea, Dyniss, Angez, and Stafix on "Microphone La" highlighted the riddim's versatility. Lams also made a memorable impact with "Peu De Personnes," further solidifying the riddim's place in dancehall history. The release of Mad Turbine Riddim was a pivotal moment in 2005, marking a high point in bashment music. The riddim not only showcased the talents of its featured artists but also demonstrated the global appeal and crossover potential that VARIOUS ARTISTS consistently delivered. This dancehall drop remains a powerful addition to the genre's rich catalog, celebrated for its infectious energy and innovative sound.
Mad Turbine Tracklist:
- Demente – Vai Requebra Meu Bem
- Dj Skorn’ – Mad Turbine Riddim Version
- Jaffia – Tous Les Matins
- Jomimea, Dyniss, Angez & Stafix – Microphone La
- Lams – Peu De Personnes
- Palermo – Yo Comprann’ Yo Bel
- Straykly – Maladif
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