PLATINUM POWER RIDDIM produced by PLATINUM POWER PRODUCTIONS 2003
Platinum Power Overview
The bashment flow of the early 2000s was all about energy and rhythm, and the 2003 release of the Platinum Power Riddim captured this perfectly. This collection of tracks kept the speakers rumbling at every sound clash, with its lively beats and infectious energy. Boscom's "No Time" is a standout track that showcases his energetic delivery. Capleton, known for hits like "Brimstone" and "Haffi Get Dem," brings his fiery style to the riddim, adding a layer of intensity that dancehall fans love. Collie Weed's "Wey Suh Much Gal" adds a playful yet commanding presence, while Danny English's "You A Gwaan" keeps the vibe lively and engaging. Elephant Man, often dubbed the "Energy God" for his dynamic performances, adds his signature flair with "Fire Redda." Behind this powerful collection is PLATINUM POWER PRODUCTIONS, a label known for crafting high-quality dancehall riddims. Their work on the Platinum Power Riddim is a testament to their ability to create tracks that are both reliable and replay-ready, making them a staple in dancehall culture. The sound engineering on this release ensures each track hits with clarity and impact, making it a favorite among selectors even years later. From Boscom's spirited delivery to Elephant Man's high-energy performance, this release remains a club destroyer, a true testament to the enduring appeal of the bashment flow. The Platinum Power Riddim continues to be a go-to choice for dancehall enthusiasts looking to relive the vibrant sounds of 2003.
Platinum Power Tracklist:
- Boscom – No Time
- Capleton – Brimstone
- Capleton – Haffi Get Dem
- Collie Weed – Wey Suh Much Gal
- Danny English – You A Gwaan
- Elephant Man – Fire Redda
- Gremo Gremlin – Pharoh
- I Wayne – Burning Red
- Lollie Lue – Girls Dem With The Best
- Pickney – Look From When
- Singer J – Gwaan A School
- Sizzla – Be Like Us
- Sugar Slick – Telling Me Lies
- Vybz Kartel – Roll Up
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