PANTY RAID RIDDIM produced by AWFUL MUSIC 2003
Panty Raid Overview
AWFUL MUSIC, the label behind the energetic Panty Raid Riddim, made a significant mark on the dancehall scene in 2003. Known for its dynamic and anthemic sound, this riddim quickly became a staple on dance floors around the world. Assassin's track "Test The Strength" showcased his lyrical prowess, adding a powerful layer to the riddim's vibrant energy. Meanwhile, Bounty Killer and Roundhead teamed up on "High Grade Again," delivering a memorable performance that resonated with fans. Bounty Killer, often referred to as the "Warlord," is celebrated for his influential role in dancehall, with hits like "Look" featuring Mobb Deep. Bushman's "Last Train" added a soulful touch to the riddim, while Cobra's "Better Wuk" maintained the high-energy vibe. Elephant Man, known for his lively stage presence and hits like "Pon De River Pon De Bank," contributed "The Lead," further cementing the riddim's status. AWFUL MUSIC, the mastermind producer behind this project, has a reputation for crafting beats that capture the essence of dancehall. Their work on Panty Raid Riddim is a testament to their ability to create music that transcends boundaries and unites audiences. Looking back, the Panty Raid Riddim encapsulated the spirit of 2003, with its infectious beats and unforgettable collaborations. It remains a shining example of dancehall's global appeal and the power of music to bring people together on the dance floor.
Panty Raid Tracklist:
- Assassin – Test The Strength (Raw)
- Bounty Killer & Roundhead – High Grade Again (Edit)
- Bushman – Last Train
- Cobra – Better Wuk
- Elephant Man – The Lead
- Lady Saw – Two Night
- Sizzla – Panty Raid
- Spragga Benz & Vybez Cartel – Bedroom Slaughteration
- Version – Panty Raid Riddim
- Vybez Cartel – Bad Man
- Ward 21 – Pum Pum Party
- Wayne Marshall – Spy And Informer
- Wayne Wonder – Finest Girl
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