PACK A PEANUT RIDDIM produced by CHARLIE PRO RECORDS 2013
Pack A Peanut Overview
If you love dancehall, you know how important a sound system cut can be. The Pack A Peanut Riddim sound system cut from 2013 is a perfect example. Its journey began in the studio, where the energy was high and the team wanted to capture the rebellious spirit of the time. The sound engineer, known for his sharp ear and steady hand, worked closely with the producer to create a mix that would hit hard on big speakers. CHARLIE PRO RECORDS, the producer behind this riddim, has a real history in the dancehall world. The label is respected for pushing gyal tunes and has often been praised for its ability to bring out the best in artists. CHARLIE PRO RECORDS tracks have racked up streams and are known in dancehall circles for their quality and style. The artists on this cut each brought something unique. Brik Tearz delivered “Mek A Money,” a tune that speaks to ambition and hustle. Bushman’s “Jah Neva Fail” added a conscious, uplifting voice. Charlie Pro himself stepped up with “Cah Stop Me Food,” showing his skills not just as a producer but also as a performer. Chase Cross gave us “Could'nt Live My Life,” while D'Angel’s “Unstoppable” became an anthem for strength and persistence. This sound system cut, with its driving riddim and top-tier performances, still stands out in dancehall history. It’s a reminder of a vibrant era, when artists and producers came together to move the crowd and make their mark.
Pack A Peanut Tracklist:
- Brik Tearz – Mek A Money
- Bushman – Jah Neva Fail
- Charlie Pro – Cah Stop Me Food
- Chase Cross – Could’nt Live My Life
- D’Angel – Unstoppable
- Dhax – Propa Clean
- Future Fambo – Gal Alone
- Laden – Girls Love We
- Macka Diamond – Bills Pay
- Press Fyah – Dem Hate Yuh
- Richie Loop – Ur Body
- Shane O – Gallis Inna Real Life
- Stein – Get Rich
- Stein – Kill Dem One One
- Venom – Cant Stop What Rising
- Pack A Peanut Version
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