POCO MAN JAM RIDDIM produced by PENTHOUSE PRODUCTIONS 2014
Poco Man Jam Overview
In the early 2010s, dancehall music was shaped by powerful rhythms and energetic performances. During this time, dancehall sets brought raw street flavor to sessions across Jamaica and beyond. One important release from this era is the Poco Man Jam Riddim, produced by PENTHOUSE PRODUCTIONS. The label, founded by Donovan Germain, is known for its high-quality productions and has worked with many top reggae and dancehall artists over the years. The Poco Man Jam Riddim features several standout tracks. Kukudoo And Omari open with “Thank You Jesus,” blending gospel influences with dancehall vibes. Their song brings a spiritual message to the dancefloor, showing the riddim’s versatility. Assassin, known for his sharp lyrics, delivers “Dem Sprinkle Oil,” a track that stands out for its confident delivery and streetwise energy. Exco Levi, a respected reggae artist, contributes “Can'T Leave Out God.” This song, like others in his catalog, focuses on positive messages and faith. Degree keeps the dancehall spirit alive with “*La*Hd Sucker,” using clever wordplay and a catchy hook. Khago, another popular name in the genre, adds “Touch Affa Mi,” a song that highlights his unique vocal style and energetic flow. The Poco Man Jam Riddim also features Romain Virgo with “Too Much Bull Pon De Dance Floor,” Cameal Davis with “I Had A Dream Last Night,” Sherieta with “Good Man,” Snatcha with “Rolling With My Bonified,” and Shuga with “Big Woman Thing.” Each artist brings their own flavor, making this dancehall set an important part of dancehall history.
Poco Man Jam Tracklist:
- Kukudoo And Omari – Thank You Jesus
- Assassin – Dem Sprinkle Oil
- Exco Levi – Can’T Leave Out God
- Degree – *La*Hd Sucker
- Khago – Touch Affa Mi
- Romain Virgo – Too Much Bull Pon De Dance Floor
- Cameal Davis – I Had A Dream Last Night
- Sherieta – Good Man
- C – Reggae Mi Name
- Snatcha – Rolling With My Bonified
- Shuga – Big Woman Thing
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