PERCULATOR RIDDIM produced by ENERGY PRODUCTION 2002
Perculator Overview
In 2002, the Perculator Riddim emerged as a standout in reggae music, capturing the essence of roots reggae with its traditional structure and infectious energy. The mastermind behind this riddim was ENERGY PRODUCTION, a producer known for their ability to craft spiritually uplifting sounds that resonate deeply with listeners. ENERGY PRODUCTION has a reputation for creating music that not only moves people physically but also connects with them on a spiritual level, making their work a staple in reggae festivals. The artists featured on the Perculator Riddim brought their unique flair to the project, each adding depth and character to the instrumental. Anthony B's "They Aint Ready" is a prime example of his powerful vocal delivery, which has been a hallmark of his career, including his well-known album "Real Revolutionary." Cecile's "Handle It Ruff" showcases her dynamic range and ability to blend toughness with melody, a skill that has earned her recognition in the reggae and dancehall scenes. Damion Hall & Gangsta Girl's "Temperature" adds a vibrant energy to the riddim, while Danny English & Janyelle's "All About The Hype" brings a playful yet intense vibe. Hawkeye's "Buss It Up" stands out with its catchy hooks and rhythmic flow, cementing his place as a notable figure in dancehall music. The Perculator Riddim remains a testament to the strength of reggae in 2002, with each artist contributing to a release that continues to be celebrated by reggae fans worldwide.
Perculator Tracklist:
- Anthony B – They Aint Ready
- Cecile – Handle It Ruff (Edit)
- Damion Hall & Gangsta Girl – Temperature
- Danny English & Janyelle – All About The Hype
- Hawkeye – Buss It Up
- Mad Anju – Sugar Cane
- Perculator Riddim – Version
- Sizzla – Treat You Like A Lady
- Turbulance – Feelin Da Vibe
- Zumjay & Anthony Cruz – Hardcore Lover
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