PRESIDENT RIDDIM produced by DESULME PRODUCTIONS 2002
President Overview
In 2002, the bashment rhythm became a major force in dancehall culture, capturing the essence of vibrant dancehall sessions. This rhythm, known for its energetic beats and layered sounds, was a staple in dancehall parties, often referred to as "bashment sessions." These gatherings were places where music, dance, and community came together, creating a lively atmosphere that celebrated Jamaican culture. At the heart of this movement was DESULME PRODUCTIONS, a producer known for their ability to craft compelling riddims that resonate with fans. DESULME PRODUCTIONS has been influential in the dancehall scene, consistently delivering tracks that are both danceable and memorable. The President Riddim featured performances from several notable artists. Baby Wayne, known for his hit song "Zum Zum," brought his unique style to the riddim, adding depth with his intense delivery. Double Voice contributed with "My Opinion," showcasing his vocal prowess and adding to the riddim's dynamic nature. Elephant Man, a well-known figure in dancehall, added his energetic flair with "Tan Tuddy," a track that exemplifies his vibrant stage presence. Other artists also made their mark on the bashment rhythm. Mr Lexx, with his track "Good Looks," and Mr Vegas, known for hits like "Heads High," added their distinct voices to the mix, further enhancing the riddim's appeal. Each artist brought their own flavor, making the President Riddim a must-listen for dancehall enthusiasts. Together, these artists and DESULME PRODUCTIONS created a riddim that not only captured the energy of 2002 but also left a lasting impact on dancehall music.
President Tracklist:
- Baby Wayne – Zum Zum
- Double Voice – My Opinion
- Elephant Man – Tan Tuddy
- Mr Lexx – Good Looks
- Mr Vegas – It Aint
- Powerman – Size Ten
- President Riddim – Version
- Sandy Star – Gimme Gimme
- Wickerman – Oh Jah Jah
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