PUNNANY RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Punnany Overview
The yard session tape from 2005 features a vibrant mix of hardcore deejay cuts and smooth vocals. Tracks like Anthony B's "God Pickney" and Bounty Killer's "Receive" bring an energetic vibe to the collection, while Buccanner's "Bruk Wey" adds a dynamic touch. Buju Banton contributes with two tracks, "Bring We Joy" and "Stupid," showcasing his versatility. Cecile's "Bad Gal" stands out with its edgy flair, and other notable tracks include Flecha B's "Show Yu Ting," Future Troubles' "Wrong Half," Ifrica's "Man Ting," and Mr Easy's "Hustle." Anthony B is well-known for his powerful messages in songs like "Raid the Barn," while Bounty Killer gained fame with hits such as "Look" and has won multiple awards, including the MOBO Award for Best Reggae Act. Buccanner, with his unique style, has made a mark in the dancehall scene, contributing significantly to the genre's evolution. The tape was masterfully arranged by the producer known as VARIOUS ARTISTS. This producer has a reputation for crafting cohesive and versatile riddims, contributing to the success of many dancehall hits. Their work often leaves a lasting impression on the dancehall community, influencing both artists and fans alike. Even today, DJs continue to keep the spirit of 2005 alive by spinning this yard session tape, ensuring that the vibrant energy of that era remains a staple in dancehall culture. The combination of catchy riddims and memorable performances makes this collection a timeless piece in the world of reggae and dancehall music.
Punnany Tracklist:
- Anthony B – God Pickney
- Bounty Killer – Receive
- Buccanner – Bruk Wey
- Buju Banton – Bring We Joy
- Buju Banton – Stupid
- Cecile – Bad Gal (Raw)
- Flecha B – Show Yu Ting
- Future Troubles – Wrong Half
- Ifrica – Man Ting
- Mr Easy – Hustle
- Mr G – Show Me
- Mr G And Flecha B – Gully Bank
- Tony Rebel – Behave
- Vegas – Key Hole
- Version – Punnany
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