NUH PARDON RIDDIM produced by HENFIELD RECORDS 1998
Nuh Pardon Overview
The bashment rhythm of 1998’s Nuh Pardon Riddim brought a wild, energetic style to dancehall. Its heavy, bouncing beat made people want to dance, and the mood was always lively and bold. This rhythm echoed through clubs all over Jamaica, quickly becoming a favorite for fans and DJs. Jah Cure Jah Mason brought their powerful voices to the track “Working Hard,” giving the riddim a strong message and feeling. Sizzla, known for his classic album “Black Woman & Child,” added his song “Made It So,” showing the same fiery passion that made him a standout artist in reggae and dancehall. Spanner Banner, famous for the hit “Life Goes On,” contributed “Are You Trying,” bringing smooth vocals and heartfelt lyrics. Capleton, who has been a major name in dancehall since the 1990s, gave the riddim its title track “Nuh Pardon.” Granty Roots joined in with “Portmore Big Up,” adding his unique flavor to the project. Other songs like Shadow Man’s “Respect Grand Parents” and Von Globe’s “Love Is Aim” helped round out the release, making the Nuh Pardon Riddim a true showcase of talent. Behind it all was HENFIELD RECORDS, the label that made this project possible. Known for supporting bashment and dancehall artists, HENFIELD RECORDS helped bring the energy of the streets into the studio. Their work on the Nuh Pardon Riddim made sure the sound stayed fresh and exciting. For many who remember 1998, this bashment rhythm is still a dancehall anthem that brings back memories of good times and great music.
Nuh Pardon Tracklist:
- Jah Cure Jah Mason – Working Hard
- Sizzla – Made It So
- Spanner Banner – Are You Trying
- Capleton – Nuh Pardon
- Granty Roots – Portmore Big Up
- Shadow Man – Respect Grand Parents
- Granty Roots – Portmore Big Up
- Von Globe – Love Is Aim
- Instrumental – Nuh Pardon Riddim
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