MARMALADE RIDDIM produced by PURPLE SKUNK RECORDS 2004
Marmalade Overview
In 2004, dancehall fans were buzzing with excitement over a yard session tape that captured the raw energy they craved. The tape, featuring the Marmalade Riddim, quickly became a favorite among enthusiasts for its catchy and dance-inducing beats. Bling Dawg's "Force Ripe" was one of the standout tracks, showcasing his distinctive style and lyrical prowess. Meanwhile, Bounty Killer, known for his influential role in dancehall with hits like "Hey Yallow," delivered a powerful performance that resonated with listeners. Briggy Benz added to the mix with "The Streetz," bringing a gritty edge that highlighted the realities of urban life. Determine's "Zulu Dance" and Earthworm's "Beg And Bawl" further enriched the riddim, each artist contributing their unique flair. Behind the scenes, the magic was crafted by the talented team at PURPLE SKUNK RECORDS. Known for their ability to produce crossover hits, the label has a history of pushing boundaries in the dancehall scene. Their work on the Marmalade Riddim was no exception, as they expertly blended diverse elements to create a cohesive and memorable release. This yard session tape stood tall among the heavy bashment drops of 2004, thanks to its infectious energy and the contributions of artists who brought their A-game. With the skilled production of PURPLE SKUNK RECORDS, the Marmalade Riddim continues to be celebrated as a classic in dancehall music, proving that its appeal resonates far beyond its initial release.
Marmalade Tracklist:
- Bling Dawg – Force Ripe
- Bounty Killer – Hey Yallow
- Briggy Benz – The Streetz
- Determine – Zulu Dance
- Earthworm – Beg And Bawl
- Elephant Man – How You So Mean
- Frisco Kid – Girl I Love It
- Hallow Point – Punk A Punk
- Jagwa – Lady Marmalade
- Lady Saw – Mr Long John
- Nicky B – Slippers
- Sanjay – Lef Di Party
- Tanya Stephens – Pop It Off
- Vybz Kartel – Cut Yu Speed
- Vybz Kartel – Tattoo
- Ward 21 – Why
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