P.I.M.P. RIDDIM produced by VP RECORDS 2003
P.I.M.P. Overview
In 2003, the dancehall scene was buzzing with energy, and much of that excitement was driven by the work coming out of VP RECORDS. Known for their focus on percussion-driven tracks, VP RECORDS has been a major force in bringing Jamaican music to the world. Founded in the 1970s, the label has been instrumental in promoting reggae and dancehall, helping to launch the careers of many artists. Among the standout releases of that year was the P. I. M. P. Riddim, which featured powerful performances from artists like Capleton and Elephant Man. Capleton, known for his fiery lyrics and energetic delivery, brought his signature style to the track "Battyman Fi Get Boom." This song echoed the raw and rebellious spirit that dancehall fans craved. Elephant Man, another major player on the P. Riddim, contributed with "Cock Up Ya Bumpa." Known as the "Energy God," Elephant Man is famous for his lively performances and catchy tunes. His ability to create dance anthems made him a favorite among fans and helped him achieve international success. The collaboration between these artists and VP RECORDS on the P. Riddim captured the essence of dancehall in 2003. The riddim's street anthem base and the unique contributions of Capleton and Elephant Man ensured that this release would remain a memorable part of dancehall history. The music from this era continues to resonate, reminding fans of the vibrant and dynamic nature of dancehall music.
P.I.M.P. Tracklist:
- Capleton – Battyman Fi Get Boom (Rmx)
- Elephant Man – Cock Up Ya Bumpa (Remix)