PRETTY PRETTY RIDDIM produced by MADHOUSE RECORDS 2003
Pretty Pretty Overview
In 2003, the vibrant sounds of the Pretty Pretty Riddim came alive in the studio, crafted by the talented team at MADHOUSE RECORDS. Known for their innovative approach, MADHOUSE RECORDS had already made a significant mark in the dancehall scene with their groundbreaking productions. Founded by Dave Kelly, the label is celebrated for its ability to produce hits that resonate in dancehalls worldwide. The Pretty Pretty Riddim was no different, featuring a lineup of talented artists who brought their unique flair to the project. Baby Cham And Jummy Cheez Trix delivered the energetic track "Equip," showcasing Baby Cham's knack for creating memorable dancehall anthems. Known for hits like "Ghetto Story," Baby Cham consistently brings a raw energy to his music. Tanto Metro And Devonte added their smooth vocals to "Dont Have To Worry," a track that highlights their harmonious style. The duo is well-known for their hit "Everyone Falls in Love," which brought them international recognition. Beenie Man, a dancehall legend with numerous awards to his name, teamed up with Jimmy Cheez Trix for "Doctor Know." Beenie Man's career is marked by hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," making him a household name in reggae and dancehall music. Cobra's contribution, "Gone-," added a gritty edge to the riddim, while Spice brought her dynamic presence to "Complain." The release also featured the track "Pretty Pretty" by Version and "I Want It All" by Ms Thing, each adding to the riddim's diverse appeal. Even years later, selectors continue to reach for this 2003 recording, proving its lasting impact on dancehall sessions worldwide.
Pretty Pretty Tracklist:
- Baby Cham And Jummy Cheez Trix – Equip
- Tanto Metro And Devonte – Dont Have To Worry
- Beenie Man And Jimmy Cheez Trix – Doctor Know
- Baby Cham And Jimmy Cheez Trix – Girl
- Cobra – Gone-
- Spice – Complain
- Version – Pretty Pretty
- Ms Thing – I Want It All
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