REGGAE CURE RIDDIM produced by GERMAICAN RECORDS 2007
Reggae Cure Overview
In 2007, dancehall music was filled with club-ready riddims. These fast-paced beats were popular in parties and dance sessions across Jamaica and beyond. One standout from that year was the Reggae Cure Riddim, produced by GERMAICAN RECORDS. GERMAICAN RECORDS is a well-known label from Germany. They have worked with many Jamaican artists and are known for mixing European and Caribbean styles. Their riddims often get played by selectors in dances worldwide. On the Reggae Cure Riddim, Cecile and Sizzla delivered strong performances. Cecile, known for her hit song “Can You Do the Work” with Sean Paul, brought her unique voice to “Rude Bwoy Thug Life.” The track has a catchy hook and fits well with the energetic riddim. Sizzla, one of reggae’s most consistent artists, is featured with “Show The Interest.” Sizzla has released over 50 albums and is famous for songs like “Thank You Mama.” His style on this riddim is lively and matches the dancehall vibe of the time. Selectors in 2007 played the Reggae Cure Riddim in many bashment sessions. Its uptempo sound and strong performances by Cecile and Sizzla made it a favorite on dancefloors. This release shows how dancehall music kept parties moving during that era.
Reggae Cure Tracklist:
- Cecile – Rude Bwoy Thug Life
- Sizzla – Show The Interest
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