REN REN RIDDIM VOL.2 – GOLDMIND PRODUCTION 2005
Ren Ren Overview
In 2005, the release of the Ren Ren Riddim brought a fresh wave of energy to the dancehall scene, quickly becoming a yard anthem. This sound system cut captured the essence of classic dancehall while resonating with the vibes of the mid-2000s. The riddim featured notable artists like Anthony B, Beenie Man, and Bling Dawg, each contributing to its infectious appeal. Anthony B's track "Stop The Killing" stands out with its powerful message, reflecting his consistent advocacy for peace through music. Known for his socially conscious lyrics, Anthony B has been a significant figure in reggae and dancehall, often addressing issues that resonate with the masses. Beenie Man, a staple in dancehall music, delivered "Love" on the riddim. With a career spanning decades, Beenie Man has numerous hits, including the internationally acclaimed "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," which solidified his status as the "King of Dancehall." Bling Dawg's "Life Is For All" added to the riddim's diversity, showcasing his unique style and lyrical prowess. Meanwhile, Delly Ranks and Voicemail teamed up for "Look How Dem Dis Weh," adding a dynamic duo performance to the mix. Elephant Man's "Scientifical Warfare" brought his signature high-energy style to the riddim. Known for hits like "Pon De River, Pon De Bank," Elephant Man has always been a crowd favorite, bringing an electrifying presence to any track. The Ren Ren Riddim, produced by a team that understood the pulse of dancehall, symbolized the spirit of 2005 with its vibrant beats and powerful performances. It was a time when dancehall was not just music, but a movement that echoed through sound systems and radio waves alike.
Ren Ren Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Stop The Killing
- Beenie Man – Love
- Bling Dawg – Life Is For All
- Delly Ranks & Voicemail – Look How Dem Dis Weh
- Elephant Man – Scientifical Warfare
- General B & Harry Toddler – Hard Round Yah
- Heather Cummings – I Don’t Want You Back
- Kiprich – In’a Di Dance
- Legend – Instrumental
- Luciano – Revolution
- Lukie D – Could You Be Mine
- Macka Diamond Feat Sandy Star – Friend Enemy Dem
- Mad Cobra – Gangsta Way
- Morgan Heritage – Feel So Right
- Round Head – Loss To Rass
- Sizzla – While They Plot
- T.O.K – Taking Control Of My Mind
- Vybz Kartel – Born & Raised In The Ghetto
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