PHARAOH RIDDIM produced by GERMAICAN RECORDS 2003
Pharaoh Overview
In 2003, the Pharaoh Riddim brought a fresh wave to dancehall music, capturing the rebellious spirit of its time. This standout project was crafted by GERMAICAN RECORDS, a label known for its innovative approach to reggae and dancehall. GERMAICAN RECORDS, founded in Germany, has been instrumental in bridging the gap between European and Jamaican music scenes, showcasing a unique blend of sounds. The riddim's creation was a collaborative effort, with Pionear, a key figure at GERMAICAN RECORDS, playing a crucial role in its development. The recording process involved layering rhythmic beats with vibrant melodies, creating a platform for artists to shine. Degree's "Miss Gorgeous" and Ring-Ding's "Bombs Over Baghdad" are tracks that exemplify the energy of the riddim. Degree is known for his smooth delivery and catchy hooks, which are evident in his contribution. Seeed, a German band, added their flair with "Pharaoh Riddim" and "Music Monks," both of which highlight their ability to blend dancehall with other musical styles. Seeed's collaboration with Pionear brought an international flavor to the project. The band has been successful in Europe, known for their dynamic live performances and chart-topping hits. Sizzla, with his track "Obstacles," added depth to the riddim with his powerful lyrics and distinctive voice. Known for his prolific output, Sizzla has been a significant figure in reggae and dancehall, with numerous hits and albums to his name. Together, these artists and GERMAICAN RECORDS helped keep the dancehall scene vibrant and alive in 2003, making the Pharaoh Riddim a memorable contribution to the genre.
Pharaoh Tracklist:
- Degree – Miss Gorgeous
- Ring-Ding – Bombs Over Baghdad
- Seeed & Pionear – Pharaoh Riddim (Refix Version)
- Seeed – Music Monks (45 Mix)
- Seeed – Pharaoh Riddim (Version)
- Sizzla – Obstacles
- Tanya Stephens – Lock Down
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