Rain Riddim – Very Huge Records

RAIN RIDDIM produced by VERY HUGE RECORDS 2002

Rain Overview

In 2002, the dancehall scene was buzzing with the release of the Rain Riddim, featuring some of the most streetwise artists of the time. Alley Cat, known for his hit "Eyes For You Only," brought his unique style to the mix. Brain Damage added depth with "Ghetto," while D Ranks and Christopher teamed up for "Say No," a track that resonated with many. Determine, who had already made waves with "African Pearl," joined the project, as did the dynamic duo of Frisco Kid and Vybz Kartel with "Wild West." Vybz Kartel, in particular, was on the rise, later becoming one of dancehall's most influential figures. The Rain Riddim was crafted by VERY HUGE RECORDS, a label known for its modern fusion of sounds. This wasn't just another release; it was a project that captured the energy of the dancehall scene. VERY HUGE RECORDS had a knack for creating memorable beats that kept people dancing, and the Rain Riddim was no exception. It became a club favorite, with tracks like Gabriel and Action K's "The Rain" and Taz's "Have It" keeping the dance floors packed. The mix was a highlight of 2002, with its infectious beats and catchy instrumentals. It wasn't just about the music; it was about the vibe it created. Songs like "Jamaican People" by Hit List and "Jamaican Japanese" by Power Man added to the riddim's wide appeal. Problem Child's "Fake Friends" also stood out, reflecting the real-life themes that dancehall often explores. Overall, the Rain Riddim was more than just a collection of songs; it was a moment in time that left a lasting impression on fans and partygoers alike.

Rain Tracklist:

1. Alley Cat – Eyes For You Only
2. Brain Damage – Ghetto
3. D Ranks And Christopher – Say No
4. Determine – African Pearl
5. Frisco Kid And Vybz Kartel – Wild West
6. Gabriel And Action K – The Rain
7. Hit List – Jamaican People
8. Power Man – Jamaican Japanese
9. Problem Child – Fake Friends
10. Taz – Have It
11. Version – Rain Riddim
12. Vybz Kartel – Tek Nu Bungs
13. Ward 21 And Wicker Man – West Indies
14. Wasp – Rappa
15. Bobby Hustle – Hear Dem Talk
16. Verbal – Not Afraid
17. Winstrong – Champions

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