OLD MEXICAN RIDDIM produced by NO DOUBT MUSIC 2004
Old Mexican Overview
Fans of dancehall music were thrilled with the release of the bashment project that shook the scene in 2004. The energy of the Old Mexican Riddim resonated with audiences, bringing a fresh yet nostalgic vibe to dance floors worldwide. The project featured standout performances from notable artists. Beenie Man, known for his hit "Girls In Every Angle," brought his signature style to the riddim, captivating listeners with his dynamic presence. Bling Dawg's "Fiesta" added an infectious energy, while Danny English contributed with two tracks, "Groove" and "Pet Gal," showcasing his versatility. Elephant Man, famous for his energetic performances, delivered "Wuk Yuh," a track that kept the dance floors buzzing. Galaxy P's "The Good" added another layer of depth to the project. Behind the scenes, NO DOUBT MUSIC played a crucial role in crafting the sound that defined the bashment project. Known for their innovative approach to dancehall production, NO DOUBT MUSIC has been a significant force in the genre, contributing to numerous hits and collaborations over the years. Their ability to blend traditional dancehall elements with modern influences was evident in this release. The project also featured contributions from other artists like Hawkeye with "Gangsta Nuh Tek Check" and Lexxus with "Mussi," each adding their unique flavor to the mix. With NO DOUBT MUSIC at the helm, the project maintained a cohesive sound that was both fresh and familiar. The bashment flow of this project continues to echo the fire of 2004, leaving a lasting impact on the dancehall landscape.
Old Mexican Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Girls In Every Angle
- Bling Dawg – Fiesta
- Danny English – Groove
- Danny English – Pet Gal
- Elephant Man – Wuk Yuh
- Galaxy P – The Good
- Hawkeye – Gangsta Nuh Tek Check
- Karl – I Dont Wanna Know
- Lexxus – Mussi
- Tok – Anywhere Dem Deh
- Turbulence – Love The Ladies
- Vybz Kartel – Prove Dat
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