PLATINUM RIDDIM produced by POT OF GOLD 2002
Platinum Overview
The dub cut of the Platinum Riddim still echoes through the memories of reggae fans today. Released in 2002, this riddim became a staple at sound system nights, where its unique blend of jazzy melodies and classic vibes resonated deeply with listeners. Wayne Wonder's contribution, "I Believe," showcased his smooth vocal style, adding a soulful touch to the riddim. Known for his 2003 hit "No Letting Go," Wayne Wonder has long been a significant figure in reggae music. Joan Dixon's "Love To Love You" brought a softer, heartfelt element, further highlighting the riddim's versatility. Y.C.E.R's "Galang Charm" added a playful twist, while Danny English's "Swing It High" brought an energetic vibe that kept dance floors lively. Elephant Man, known as the "Energy God," delivered his signature high-energy performance with "Energy God," a track that perfectly matched the riddim's dynamic pulse. The riddim also featured other notable tracks like General Degree's "Teck The Lead," Professor Nuts' "Boom Shot," Richie Stephens' "Shes Got It," and the collaboration between Shabba and Richie Stephens on "Show Me What You Got." Each artist contributed their unique flair, creating a rich tapestry of sounds. Behind this influential project was the producer POT OF GOLD, a name synonymous with quality reggae productions. Known for its dedication to authentic reggae sounds, POT OF GOLD has been instrumental in shaping the genre's direction. The Platinum Riddim stands as a testament to their skill in crafting enduring music that continues to inspire peace and unity.
Platinum Tracklist:
- Wayne Wonder – I Believe
- Joan Dixon – Love To Love You
- Y.C.E.R. – Galang Charm
- Danny English – Swing It High
- Elephant Man – Energy God
- General Degree – Teck The Lead
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- Professor Nuts – Boom Shot
- Richie Stephens – Shes Got It
- Shabba And Richie Stephens – Show Me What You Got
- Version – Platinum Riddim
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