OUT AND BAD RIDDIM produced by ANNEX PRODUCTIONS 2005
Out And Bad Overview
In 2005, the dancehall scene was buzzing with energy, and the "Out And Bad Riddim" perfectly captured that vibe. Its infectious beats were crafted for the dance floor, inviting late-night partygoers to move to its rhythm. This riddim was the brainchild of ANNEX PRODUCTIONS, a name known for its knack for creating memorable dancehall anthems. ANNEX PRODUCTIONS has a reputation for pushing the boundaries of the genre, helping to shape the sound of modern dancehall. The project featured a stellar lineup of artists who each brought their unique flair. Aidonia's "Inna Di Ghetto" stood out with its raw energy, showcasing his lyrical prowess. Capleton, a veteran in the dancehall scene, delivered "Likkle Bit," adding his fiery style that fans have come to love. Cecile's "Ruff" offered a bold and assertive track, reflecting her strong presence in the genre. Chico's contribution with "Straight" added a smooth yet powerful element to the riddim, while Degree's "Wine Up" invited listeners to let loose and enjoy the moment. Each artist brought something special, making the riddim a diverse collection of dancehall hits. These tracks, along with others like "The Summer Shot" by Elephant Man & Marlon, and "Jamming So" by Kiprich, ensured that the "Out And Bad Riddim" remained a favorite among dancehall enthusiasts. Even today, it evokes the vibrant spirit of 2005, a year when dancehall was thriving and its beats were impossible to resist.
Out And Bad Tracklist:
- Aidonia – Inna Di Ghetto
- Capleton – Likkle Bit
- Cecile – Ruff
- Chico – Straight
- Degree – Wine Up
- Elephant Man & Marlon – The Summer Shot
- Kiprich – Jamming So
- Mad Cobra – Fix Dem Good
- Mega Banton – Run Di Bwoy
- Mr Easy & Hollow Point – Gal Dem Nice
- Mystic Man – Bob Marley
- Sizzla Ft Jigsy King & Ik – Enjoy The Jumping
- Tok Ft Monster Twins – Destiny
- Vegas – Wifey Step In
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