PEARL HARBOUR / HAABAAH RIDDIM produced by BLACK PEARL RECORDS 2004
Pearl Harbour Overview
In 2004, the dancehall scene was buzzing with energy, and the Pearl Harbour Riddim was at the heart of it. This riddim featured a lineup of talented artists, each bringing their unique style to the mix. Anthony Cruz, known for his smooth vocals, contributed with "Girls." Bounty Killer, a dancehall legend with hits like "Own Boss," brought his fierce delivery to the riddim. Brooky D added his touch with "Its Alright," while Danny English and Desperado spiced things up with "Turn You On" and "Bun Dem Freaky One," respectively. The riddim was crafted by BLACK PEARL RECORDS, a label known for its impactful contributions to the dancehall genre. BLACK PEARL RECORDS has been a key player in the industry, producing numerous hits and helping to shape the sound of dancehall music. Their work on the Pearl Harbour Riddim showcased their ability to blend hardcore beats with a romantic vibe, creating tracks that were both powerful and memorable. This compilation was a testament to the strength of yard studios in 2004, proving that local talent and production could hold their own on the global stage. The riddim kept speakers rumbling at every sound clash, with tracks like Frisco Kid's "Yeh," Galaxy P's "Tan Tuddy," and Lady Saw's "Turn It" adding to the riddim's replay value. With artists like Lms on "Body" and Lukie D on "Forever Be," the Pearl Harbour Riddim became a reliable choice for dancehall fans, delivering hit after hit.
Pearl Harbour Tracklist:
- Anthony Cruz – Girls
- Bounty Killer – Own Boss
- Brooky D – Its Alright
- Danny English – Turn You On
- Desperado – Bun Dem Freaky One
- Frisco Kid – Yeh
- Galaxy P – Tan Tuddy
- Lady Saw – Turn It
- Lms – Body
- Lukie D – Forever Be
- Mad Cobra – Lock It Down
- Nemesis – She Say
- Raggedy Joe – Money Maker
- Singer J – No Time
- Tony Curtis – Lady
- Unknown – More Than One Time
- Voicemail – Hide
- Vybz Kartel – She Want
- Ward 21 – Diss
- Wayne Marshall – Dont
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