OIL SPILL RIDDIM produced by ROUGH CHANNEL MUZIK 2012
Oil Spill Overview
In the early 2010s, dancehall music was filled with energetic bashment rhythms, and one of the most memorable was produced by ROUGH CHANNEL MUZIK. This label became known for its hard-hitting sound and ability to bring together top artists for unforgettable tracks. ROUGH CHANNEL MUZIK’s work on this rhythm helped it gain popularity in dancehall parties and sound system sessions across Jamaica and beyond. The rhythm featured a strong lineup of artists, each bringing their unique style. Tidal delivered “Squeeze my girl,” a track that quickly became a favorite for its catchy hook and smooth flow. Reid’s “No Poppy Show” stood out with confident lyrics and a commanding performance. Capleton, a respected figure in dancehall, contributed “No man to my sword,” adding his signature fiery energy and message. Beenie Man teamed up with Determine on “So fantastic,” creating a dynamic collaboration that highlighted both artists’ strengths. Determine also recorded a solo version of “So fantastic,” showing his versatility on the rhythm. Tracy Mowet’s “Out and Clean” brought a fresh female perspective, while Lukie D’s “Get down” added soulful vocals. Other notable tracks included Squaddy with “Weh dem a duh,” Shugo Gold’s “Fi di loving,” and Express on “Gyal a get wild,” each giving the rhythm a different vibe. This bashment rhythm remains an important part of dancehall history. It showcased the talent of ROUGH CHANNEL MUZIK and the featured artists, proving how a well-produced riddim can unite diverse voices and energize the dancehall scene.
Oil Spill Tracklist:
- Tidal – Squeeze my girl
- Reid – No Poppy Show
- Capleton – No man to my sword
- Beenie Man ft. Determine – So fantastic
- C – Nah deny rasta
- Tracy Mowet – Out and Clean
- Lukie D – Get down
- Squaddy – Weh dem a duh
- Shugo Gold – Fi di loving
- Express – Gyal a get wild
- Ricky Ticky – Run dem
- General B – nah beg dem nutten
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