OUTLAW RIDDIM produced by DUBZ HOUSE 2002
Outlaw Overview
In 2002, the dancehall scene was electrified by the release of the Outlaw Riddim, a creation of the influential producer DUBZ HOUSE. Known for crafting beats that resonate on dance floors worldwide, DUBZ HOUSE has been pivotal in shaping the sound of modern dancehall. Their ability to blend hardcore vibes with catchy hooks has made them a respected name in the industry. The Outlaw Riddim featured a lineup of talented artists who brought their unique styles to the forefront. Chico, known for his energetic performances, contributed with the track "Searching Tonight." General Degree, a veteran in the dancehall scene, added his flair with the song "Rain." His career has been marked by hits that have consistently topped charts, showcasing his enduring appeal. Hawkeye delivered "Slu Them Fast," a track that exemplifies his dynamic lyrical style. Meanwhile, Normando Cuando's "Ay Que Bueno" added a different flavor to the riddim, highlighting the diversity within the dancehall genre. Outlaw's "Version" also played a key role in the riddim's success, adding depth and variety. The riddim was further enriched by contributions from T.O.K with "What A Tragedy" and Tanya Stephens' "It's Over Now," both of which added to the riddim's infectious party vibe. For dancehall fans, 2002 was a memorable year, largely due to the impact of the Outlaw Riddim, which continues to be celebrated for its vibrant energy and timeless appeal.
Outlaw Tracklist:
- Chico – Searching Tonight
- General Degree – Rain
- Hawkeye – Slu Them Fast
- Normando Cuando – Ay Que Bueno
- Outlaw – Version
- T.O.K. – What A Tragedy
- Tanya Stephens – It’s Over Now
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