MATALO RIDDIM produced by YARDIE YANKEE 2003
Matalo Overview
In 2003, the Matalo Riddim emerged as a powerful force in the dancehall scene, offering a street anthem base that selectors eagerly embraced for their sets. This riddim was characterized by its infectious grooves and high-energy instrumentals, creating the perfect backdrop for dancehall nights. Frisco Kid brought his dynamic style to the riddim with "Pestilence," showcasing his ability to captivate audiences with his distinct voice and lyrical prowess. Known for his contributions to the dancehall genre, Frisco Kid has been a staple in the industry with hits like "Gal Pon De Side." Meanwhile, Merciless delivered a standout performance with "Vicious Or Delicious," further solidifying his reputation as a formidable deejay known for his lyrical battles and commanding stage presence. New Kidz & Singer J teamed up for "Sexxy Yes Butt," adding a vibrant and catchy tune to the mix. Their collaboration highlighted the playful and engaging aspects of the riddim. Tony Rebel, a veteran in the reggae scene, contributed "Rebelz Wayz," bringing his conscious lyrics and smooth delivery to the project. Tony Rebel is widely recognized for his hit "If Jah," which has become an anthem for reggae lovers worldwide. The mastermind behind the Matalo Riddim, YARDIE YANKEE, played a crucial role in its success. Known for his innovative production style, YARDIE YANKEE has been influential in shaping the sound of modern dancehall. His ability to craft beats that resonate with both artists and audiences alike ensured that the Matalo Riddim stood out among the heavy bashment drops of 2003, leaving a lasting impact on the dancehall landscape.
Matalo Tracklist:
- Frisco Kid – Pestilence
- Merciless – Vicious Or Delicious
- New Kidz & Singer J – Sexxy Yes Butt (Hip-Hop Remix)
- Tony Rebel – Rebelz Wayz
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