Reggaematic Release Details
- Riddim year: 2004
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 22
- Unique artists on riddim: 20
- Production credits: WILD APACHE
- Key artists on this riddim: Al Campbell, Anthony Malvo, Don Carlos, Nadine Sutherland, Richie Stephens, Sizzla
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2004 Riddims List · 2004 Dancehall Riddims
Reggaematic Riddim – Wild Apache is a 2004 dancehall riddim credited to Wild Apache productions, running with a classic, deejay-forward foundation that artists tackle with their own flavors rather than overcomplicated changes. The original roster brings together heavyweights like Super Cat (Reggaematic) and Sizzla (Weh Mi Chalice And Herbs At), plus Don Carlos (Play By The Rules) and Richie Stephens (Gimmie The Real Thing) for some sharp, street-leaning toasting. Nadine Sutherland’s Where Did It Go adds a smoother emotional contrast, while Thriller U closes the early stretch with Just Leave. The overall sound leans punchy and anthem-ready, and it’s especially noticeable how consistently the vocal performances ride the riddim, from King Everal’s No Doubt to Michael Prophet’s Reggaematic Fever, all tied back to Wild Apache’s signature.
Reggaematic Tracklist:
- Super Cat – Reggaematic
- Sizzla – Weh Mi Chalice And Herbs At
- Don Carlos – Play By The Rules
- Richie Stephens – Gimmie The Real Thing
- Thriller U – Just Leave
- Nadine Sutherland – Where Did It Go
- King Everal – No Doubt
- Peter Rankin – Moi Caliente (Muy Caliente)
- Don Angelo – Good ‘Ole Loving
- Anthony Malvo – Dancehall Nice Again
- Chester Miller – Living Dangerously
- Sluggy Ranks – Nothing In this World
- Ed Robinson – Not Only The Good Die Young
- Don Angelo – Final Decision
- Major Damage – Na Fi Dis No Juvenile
- Yami Bolo – A Di Music
- Yami Bolo – They Don’t Really Care For We
- Michael Prophet – Reggaematic Fever
- Al Campbell – High Roller
- Michael Palmer – Run Come Test
- Linval Thompson – Unknown
- Phillp Frazer – Same Old Something
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