RAID RIDDIM produced by RAT-A-CASTLE RECORDS 2004
Raid Overview
In 2004, dancehall music was thriving with energetic beats and catchy hooks, and one standout release came from RAT-A-CASTLE RECORDS. Known for pushing the boundaries of bashment music, this label delivered a memorable riddim that year which captured the essence of the dancehall scene. RAT-A-CASTLE RECORDS has been influential in shaping the sound of modern dancehall, consistently delivering tracks that resonate with fans. The release featured a lineup of talented artists who each brought their unique flair. Briggy Benz made waves with "What Would You Do," showcasing his distinctive style and lyrical prowess. Desperado's "Gangsta" added a gritty, authentic vibe to the collection, reflecting his reputation for hard-hitting tracks. Jagwa contributed "Gi Yuh Mi Love," a tune that blended romance with dancehall's signature rhythms. Meanwhile, Jendha's "Wuk Gyal" added a lively, danceable element to the mix. Lady G, a respected figure in the dancehall community, delivered "Mr. Eediot," a track that reinforced her status as a powerful voice in the genre. This selector’s choice also included tracks from other notable artists, such as Macka Diamond's "Walkie Talkie" and Mad Cobra's "Eediot War," both of which added depth and diversity to the riddim. The combination of these artists and their songs made this release a defining moment in dancehall for 2004, capturing the raw energy and infectious hooks that the genre is celebrated for.
Raid Tracklist:
- Briggy Benz – What Would You Do
- Desperado – Gangsta
- Jagwa – Gi Yuh Mi Love
- Jendha – Wuk Gyal
- Lady G – Mr. Eediot
- Macka Diamond – Walkie Talkie
- Mad Cobra – Eediot War
- Maddish – Cyabran
- Pepper – Hotter Than
- Psycho – Welcome To Jamaica
- Red Rat – Red Bull
- Red Rat – Tired
- Red Square – Pum Pum
- Version – Raid Riddim
- Wasp Nest – Run Up To Me
- Zumjay – What’s Poping
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