RAH RAH RIDDIM produced by MASSIVE B PRODUCTIONS 2004
Rah Rah Overview
MASSIVE B PRODUCTIONS stands out as the force behind the Rah Rah Riddim, a dancehall release that made waves in 2004. The label, led by Bobby Konders, is known for blending New York and Jamaican sounds, and has shaped the dancehall scene with many memorable riddims. The Rah Rah Riddim quickly became a favorite at late-night parties. Fans remember the energy it brought to dancefloors, thanks to a strong lineup of artists. Bounty Killer delivers his commanding style on "Bomb Heaven," while Burro Banton brings his signature deep voice to "Ya Dun No." Choppa Chop’s "Burn A Hypocrit" adds more fire to the mix, showing off his unique delivery. Elephant Man keeps the party going with "Rah Rah," a track that gets crowds moving. Sizzla’s "Smokin Herbs" offers a different flavor, adding his melodic touch to the riddim. Each artist brings something special, making the release feel fresh and exciting. The riddim also features other standout tracks like "She Makes Me Weak" by Tok, "Push It To You" by Vybz Kartel, and "Can't Sleep" by Wayne Wonder. The instrumental "Rah Rah Riddim" version lets listeners enjoy the raw production on its own. MASSIVE B PRODUCTIONS’s careful attention to arrangement and singjay style gives the riddim a cohesive sound. Their history of working with top dancehall artists and pushing the genre forward is clear in this release. Today, the Rah Rah Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its energy and influence on the party scene.
Rah Rah Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer – Bomb Heaven
- Burro Banton – Ya Dun No
- Choppa Chop – Burn A Hypocrit
- Elephant Man – Rah Rah
- Sizzla – Smokin Herbs
- Tok – She Makes Me Weak
- Version – Rah Rah Riddim
- Vybz Kartel – Push It To You
- Wayne Wonder – Can’t Sleep
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