NONI RIDDIM produced by ENERGY BEAT MUSIC 2005
Noni Overview
ENERGY BEAT MUSIC, a label known for its innovative approach to dancehall, has made waves with its latest release, the Noni Riddim. This 2005 drop quickly became a staple in bashment sessions, thanks to its unique blend of dancehall vibes infused with trap textures. The riddim's infectious energy is undeniable, and it showcases a lineup of talented artists who each bring their own flair to the mix. Among the standout tracks, Beenie Man Kevin Lyttle's "Dancehall Champion" is a must-listen. Beenie Man, often referred to as the "King of Dancehall," has a storied career with hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)" and a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album under his belt. His collaboration with Kevin Lyttle on this track captures the essence of dancehall's vibrant spirit. Capleton, known for his fiery performances and conscious lyrics, delivers "Girl Dem Look Good" with his signature energy. Capleton has been a prominent figure in the reggae and dancehall scene, with albums like "More Fire" solidifying his status. Don Mafia's "Nah Go Down" and Kiprich's "Hustler's Anthem" add to the riddim's dynamic range, each bringing their own style and lyrical prowess. Meanwhile, Macka Diamond, known for her hit "Dye Dye," contributes "Carry Mi Out," a track that keeps the party vibes going strong. ENERGY BEAT MUSIC, with its knack for producing hits that resonate on the dancefloor, has once again delivered a riddim that stands tall among the heavy bashment drops of 2005. The Noni Riddim is a testament to the label's commitment to pushing the boundaries of dancehall music while keeping the genre's core elements intact.
Noni Tracklist:
- Beenie Man Kevin Lyttle – Dancehall Champion
- Capleton – Girl Dem Look Good
- Don Mafia – Nah Go Down (Raw)
- Kiprich – Hustler’s Anthem
- Macka Diamond – Carry Mi Out
- Penny Irie – Wine To The Top
- Sim Simma – Never Yet Do
- Tamone – Done With The War
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