PANIC RIDDIM produced by IN TIME MUSIC 2004
Panic Overview
In the heart of dancehall culture, sound systems are the backbone, and the Panic Riddim captures this essence perfectly. Released in 2004, this riddim is a staple in dancehall sessions, known for its deep basslines and infectious beats that keep the crowd moving. At the helm of this production is IN TIME MUSIC, a label celebrated for its authentic dancehall sound. Known for crafting beats that resonate with the streets, IN TIME MUSIC has a reputation for delivering tracks that DJs love to spin. Their work on the Panic Riddim is no exception, showcasing their ability to create music that stands the test of time. The riddim features a lineup of dancehall heavyweights. Blacker delivers "Wants And Needs," a track that highlights his unique style. Bounty Killer, a key figure in dancehall with hits like "Look," brings the energy with "Ghetto Panic." Capleton, known for his fiery performances, contributes "Wuk Dem," adding his signature intensity to the mix. Cecile, who gained recognition with tracks like "Can You Do Di Wuk" with Sean Paul, addresses important themes with "Safe Sex." Chico And Taz bring their dynamic presence to "Badmind," rounding out a collection of tracks that are both entertaining and thought-provoking. Even today, the Panic Riddim remains a favorite in dancehall circles, bringing back the vibrant vibes of 2004. Its timeless appeal lies in its ability to capture the spirit of the dancehall, making it a must-listen for fans of the genre.
Panic Tracklist:
- Blacker – Wants And Needs
- Bounty Killer – Ghetto Panic
- Capleton – Wuk Dem
- Cecile – Safe Sex
- Chico And Taz – Badmind
- Daville And Allain – Need To Know
- Elephant Man – War Nuh Done
- Frisco Kid – Shamaar
- Lady Saw – Mack Daddy
- Macka Diamond – Take Care Of Him
- Nicky B – Extacy
- Sizzla – U Girl
- Version – Panic Riddim
- Voicemail – Gal U Gone
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