OUCH RIDDIM produced by MAJOR LINKS RECORDS 2003
Ouch Overview
In 2003, the yard beat was the heartbeat of dancehall music, shaking up sound systems at every sound clash. This powerful rhythm brought people together on the dancefloor, creating an electric atmosphere that was hard to resist. At the center of this vibrant scene was the Ouch Riddim, crafted by MAJOR LINKS RECORDS. This record label played a crucial role in shaping the sound, known for its ability to produce beats that resonated with both the streets and the clubs. MAJOR LINKS RECORDS was a name to reckon with in the dancehall world. The label was known for delivering hits that captured the raw energy of the genre. The Ouch Riddim was one of their standout productions, a testament to their influence and expertise in the industry. The riddim featured some of the most exciting artists of the time. Anthony B, known for his energetic performances, delivered "Hotter Than The Rest," a track that showcased his fiery style. Egg Nog's "Been Workin" brought a unique flavor, while Frisco Kid's "Tun Up Di Fire" added even more heat to the mix. Mr Lex, with his catchy tune "Get Di Gal Dem Easy," and Powerman's "Baby Breath" also contributed to the riddim's success. Each artist brought their own flair, making the Ouch Riddim a collection of anthems that defined the dancehall scene in 2003. These tracks, full of energy and attitude, captured the spirit of the yard beat, making it an unforgettable part of dancehall history.
Ouch Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Hotter Than The Rest
- Egg Nog – Been Workin (Clean)
- Egg Nog – Been Workin (Dirty)
- Frisco Kid – Tun Up Di Fire (Clean)
- Frisco Kid – Tun Up Di Fire (Dirty)
- Mr Lex – Get Di Gal Dem Easy (Clean)
- Mr Lex – Get Di Gal Dem Easy (Dirty)
- Powerman – Baby Breath
- Sizzla – Ouch (Clean)
- Sizzla – Ouch (Dirty)
- Unknown – Dont Bite The Hands That Feed
- Unknown – Give Me Your Number
- Unknown – The Bashment
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