MICROWAVE RIDDIM produced by PURE MUSIC PRODUCTION 2012
Microwave Overview
In 2012, dancehall fans were looking for new sounds to light up late-night parties. That year, PURE MUSIC PRODUCTION released the Microwave Riddim, a mix that quickly became a favorite in the dancehall scene. PURE MUSIC PRODUCTION is a Jamaican label known for working with both rising and established artists, helping to shape the sound of modern dancehall. The Microwave Riddim featured some of the genre’s most respected voices. Delly Ranx, who is known for his hit "Pon Di Corner" with Voice Mail, brought strong energy to the track "Dem gone." Sizzla, a Grammy-nominated artist famous for albums like "Da Real Thing," delivered two powerful songs: "Push On" and "Crush Dem." His presence added depth and fire to the riddim. Thriller U, who has made a name with smooth lovers rock hits since the 1980s, sang "I Will Survive," adding a soulful touch. Liquid, a popular radio DJ and artist, contributed "Tell Dem Love," showing his versatility. Froggy Maddsquad, part of the Maddsquad sound system, gave fans "yuh lock him in," bringing a party vibe to the mix. Other tracks included Briggy Benz with "Talk di tings dem," Baby Boom’s "Point pon dem," Shizzle’s "When we a wear," and Madd One’s "Never leave me psalm." Each song added something special. In a year packed with bashment anthems, the Microwave Riddim stood out. Its unique blend of artists and catchy beats made it a staple at parties and a favorite among dancehall lovers.
Microwave Tracklist:
- Delly Ranx – Dem gone
- Sizzla – Push On
- Thriller U – I Will Survive
- Liquid – Tell Dem Love
- Froggy Maddsquad – yuh lock him in
- Briggy Benz – Talk di tings dem
- Sizzla – Crush Dem
- Baby Boom – Point pon dem
- Shizzle – When we a wear
- Madd One – Never leave me psalm
- Kappa – We Straight
- Matterhorn – We a gallis
- Xyclone – I carE zero
- Delly Ranx – Dem gone
- Liquid – Tell den move
- Instrumental
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