MOLASSES RIDDIM produced by PURE MUSIC 2002
Molasses Overview
The yard session tape featuring tracks like "Gun A Di Problem" by Anthony B and "On A Mission" by Assassin was a staple at parties back in 2002. These songs, along with Delly Ranks & Singing Melody's "Can't Leave The Ladies Alone" and Greg Hinds & Natty Chris's "Gal A Chat," created an unforgettable atmosphere. Each track brought its own flavor, keeping the energy high and the dance floors packed. Anthony B, known for his powerful voice and socially conscious lyrics, made waves with hits like "Raid The Barn." Assassin, who later adopted the name Agent Sasco, gained recognition for his lyrical prowess and collaborations with international artists. Delly Ranks, alongside Singing Melody, delivered smooth tunes, while Greg Hinds & Natty Chris added their unique touch to the mix. Kananga's "Flock" and Lazah B's "Run Dem" continued to add to the diverse soundscape of the tape. PURE MUSIC, the producer behind this iconic riddim, played a crucial role in shaping the sound of early 2000s dancehall. Known for their ability to craft beats that resonate on the dance floor, PURE MUSIC has been influential in the genre. Their work on the Molasses Riddim showcased their talent for creating tracks that were both street-savvy and club-ready. The vibe of 2002 parties is still remembered fondly, as the Molasses Riddim continues to evoke memories of lively gatherings and unforgettable nights. Even today, the energy of those tracks remains unmatched.
Molasses Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Gun A Di Problem
- Assassin – On A Misson
- Delly Ranks & Singing Melody – Can’t Leave The Ladies Alone
- Greg Hinds & Natty Chris – Gal A Chat
- Kananga – Flock
- Lazah B – Run Dem
- Lexxus – Girls
- Lukie D & Tony Curtis – Gal We Treasure
- Mr Murray – G-Spot
- Sizzla – Nuh Business A Who Dem
- Spragga Benz – One Dugu Man
- Turbulence – Treat Her Good
- Vegas, Mega Banton, Bun Pan – What Its All About
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