PLAYS RIDDIMS – HIBISCUS RECORDS 2004
Plays Overview
In 2004, the dancehall scene was electrified by the release of a powerful riddim known for its street anthem vibe. The riddim, crafted by skilled producers, brought together an impressive lineup of artists who infused their unique styles into each track. Among these artists, C'rim stood out with his tracks "Pa Rete La" and "Wayne," which showcased his ability to capture the essence of dancehall with infectious energy. Ddk also made a significant impact with "Ghetto" and "Job," tracks that resonated with listeners for their raw and authentic portrayal of life in the streets. These songs highlighted Ddk's talent for storytelling, earning him recognition in the dancehall community. Firestorm's "Hot Gyal Wyne" added another layer to the riddim, bringing a vibrant and upbeat feel that was perfect for the dance floor. Jo Black contributed with "Neg," a track that further enriched the riddim's diverse soundscape. Mighty Selecta brought a different flavor with "Soca Music," blending dancehall with the lively rhythms of soca, creating a fusion that appealed to a wide audience. This blend of genres demonstrated the riddim's versatility and its ability to transcend traditional boundaries. Even today, DJs continue to keep the spirit of 2004 alive with this yard session tape, playing it in clubs and parties to evoke the energy of its original release. The riddim remains a testament to the creativity and dynamism of the artists and producers who brought it to life, ensuring its place in dancehall history.
Plays Tracklist:
- C’rim – Pa Rete La
- C’rim – Wayne
- Ddk – Ghetto
- Ddk – Job
- Dj Yan & Sista A Gen Dass – Tcheck Your Ass
- Firestorm – Hot Gyal Wyne
- Jo Black – Neg
- Mighty Selecta – Soca Music
- Natty’s – Bordel
- Radikal – Tu Dis Que (Dubplate)
- Rott Mc – Sans Stress
- X Man & Diamond – Sound Boy
- Zicko – More Fire
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