PRETTY PLEASE RIDDIM produced by LOY RECORDS 2002
Pretty Please Overview
In 2002, the dancehall scene was set ablaze by the release of the "Pretty Please Riddim," a vibrant bashment project crafted by LOY RECORDS. This riddim quickly became a favorite among DJs, thanks to its infectious energy and memorable melodies. LOY RECORDS, known for its innovative approach to dancehall production, played a pivotal role in shaping the sound of the early 2000s with this release. The "Pretty Please Riddim" featured a stellar lineup of artists, each bringing their unique flair to the project. Bling Dawg delivered the energetic track "Explode," showcasing his ability to captivate listeners with his dynamic style. Mr Easy, known for his smooth vocals and hits like "Drive Me Crazy," contributed "How Much More," adding a soulful touch to the riddim. Notch, who had previously gained recognition as part of the duo Born Jamericans, offered "Panty Pudding Pie," infusing the track with his signature singjay style. Meanwhile, the legendary Shabba Ranks, a two-time Grammy Award winner, brought his commanding presence to the title track "Pretty Please," reminding fans of his enduring influence in the dancehall genre. Rounding out the release was Tok with "John Pop," a track that highlighted the group's knack for catchy hooks and vibrant performances. Together, these artists and their tracks underscored the riddim's versatility and appeal. For dancehall enthusiasts, 2002 was marked by the unforgettable impact of the "Pretty Please Riddim," solidifying its place in the genre's rich history.
Pretty Please Tracklist:
- Bling Dawg – Explode
- Mr Easy – How Much More
- Notch – Panty Pudding Pie
- Shabba Ranks – Pretty Please (Edit)
- Shabba Ranks – Pretty Please (Raw)
- Tok – John Pop
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