
REN REN RIDDIM VOL.2 – GOLDMIND PRODUCTION 2005
Ren Ren Riddim Vol.2 Release Details
- Riddim year: 2005
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 18
- Unique artists on riddim: 20
- Key artists on this riddim: Anthony B, Beenie Man, Delly Ranx, Elephant Man, General B, Harry Toddler
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2005 Riddims List · 2005 Dancehall Riddims
With 18 tracks and a cast that runs from Beenie Man, Elephant Man and Vybz Kartel to Luciano, Sizzla and Morgan Heritage, Ren Ren Riddim Vol. 2 reads like a 2005 dancehall sampler that wanted both street heat and conscience in the same breath. Goldmind Production keeps the energy moving across sharp deejay cuts like Elephant Man’s “Scientifical Warfare” and the chant-heavy “Look How Dem Dis Weh” from Delly Ranks and Voicemail, while Luciano’s “Revolution” and Anthony B’s “Stop The Killing” push the riddim into tougher roots territory without losing its dancefloor snap. Heather Cummings turns up on “I Don’t Want You Back, ” and Macka Diamond links with Sandy Star on “Friend Enemy Dem” for one of the more memorable female pairings here. The set also includes an instrumental from Legend, giving the release a neat little break in the middle of its 18-track run.
Ren Ren Riddim 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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