MYSTIC RIDDIM produced by GOGAN MUSIC PRODUCTION 2005
Mystic Overview
In 2005, the dancehall scene was buzzing with energy, and some of the top artists of the time were making waves with their unique sounds. Among them were Ancient Monarchy, Anthony B, Captain Barkey, Jah Mason, and Kirk Davis. Each artist brought something special to the table. Anthony B, for instance, was already known for his hit song "Raid the Barn," which showcased his powerful voice and conscious lyrics. Captain Barkey, with his playful and humorous style, was a beloved figure in dancehall, known for his ability to entertain and engage audiences. These artists came together on the bashment rhythm, a creation of GOGAN MUSIC PRODUCTION. Ancient Monarchy delivered "Sick Head," while Anthony B's contribution was "Hard Round Here." Captain Barkey charmed with "Mama," Jah Mason shared his life story in "My Life," and Kirk Davis sang about giving "One More Chance." The bashment rhythm was designed for the dance floor, and it quickly became a favorite among DJs and fans alike. The mastermind behind this infectious beat was GOGAN MUSIC PRODUCTION, a label known for its innovative approach to dancehall music. GOGAN MUSIC PRODUCTION had a reputation for crafting riddims that resonated with the streets and the clubs, making them a staple in the dancehall community. For fans of dancehall, 2005 was a memorable year, and the bashment rhythm played a significant role in shaping the sound of that era. It was a time when music brought people together, and the beats from GOGAN MUSIC PRODUCTION were at the heart of it all.
Mystic Tracklist:
- Ancient Monarchy – Sick Head
- Anthony B – Hard Round Here
- Captain Barkey – Mama
- Jah Mason – My Life
- Kirk Davis – One More Chance
- Legendary Recka Killer – Poor People
- Macka Diamond – Your Mistake
- Mad Cobra – Life Goes On
- Mystic Riddim – Version
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