MONSTER ROCK RIDDIM produced by ORIZEN 2002
Monster Rock Overview
In 2002, the Monster Rock Riddim hit the dancehall scene with a powerful street anthem vibe that was impossible to ignore. This riddim was crafted for the dance floor, with a rhythm that makes you want to move. It had a catchy beat and a melodic progression that kept the energy high and the party going. Among the artists who brought their unique flair to this riddim were Beenie with his track "Man - Ole Dawg," and Capleton with "Hot Hot Hot." Beenie Man, known as the "King of Dancehall," had already made waves with his hit song "Who Am I (Sim Simma)" before this release. Capleton, a reggae and dancehall veteran, was famous for his energetic performances and had many hits like "Jah Jah City." Determine added his fire with "Bunn," while Frisko brought "Kid - Tek Time" to the table. The Monster Twins kept the vibe alive with "One O Clock." Each artist added their flavor, making the Monster Rock Riddim a memorable bashment release of the year. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer played a crucial role in bringing this project to life. The producer, ORIZEN, was known for creating beats that resonate with fans. ORIZEN's work on the Monster Rock Riddim was a testament to his ability to craft consistent and engaging tracks. This release became one of the highlights of 2002, showing ORIZEN's impact on the dancehall music scene and ensuring the riddim's continued popularity.
Monster Rock Tracklist:
- Beenie-Man – Ole Dawg
- Capleton – Hot Hot Hot
- Determine – Bunn
- Frisko-Kid – Tek Time
- Monster Twins – One O Clock
- Monster-Rock – Version
- Xenna – Bad Gal
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