Resurrection Riddim – M.U.S.S.E.L.

RESURRECTION RIDDIM produced by M.U.S.S.E.L. 2002

Resurrection Overview

In 2002, the "Resurrection Riddim" burst onto the dancehall scene, quickly becoming a staple at parties and on the airwaves. The mastermind behind this vibrant project was the talented producer M.U.S.S.E.L., known for his knack for creating infectious beats that resonate with audiences. M.U.S.S.E.L. had already made waves in the industry with his previous work, but "Resurrection Riddim" solidified his reputation as a producer who could bring artists together to create something truly special. The riddim featured a lineup of some of dancehall's most dynamic voices. Capleton, alongside the David House Crew, delivered "Hot Fire," a track that showcased his signature energetic style. Capleton, often called the "Prophet," is renowned for his hit "Jah Jah City," which cemented his place in reggae history. Frisko-Kid teamed up with Terry-Linen for "First Time," a collaboration that brought a fresh sound to the riddim. Sizzla, known for his prolific output and hits like "Thank You Mama," contributed "Living For The Youth," infusing the project with his socially conscious lyrics. Tony-Rebel's "Nah Go Betta" and T.Ras's "Straight Now" added depth and variety to the riddim, each bringing their unique flair. Vegas, with his track "Music," and the instrumental "Version — Resurrection" rounded out the collection, ensuring there was something for every dancehall fan. From its creation to its release, "Resurrection Riddim" was embraced by DJs and fans alike, becoming a defining sound of 2002 and a celebration of dancehall's vibrant culture.

Resurrection Tracklist:

1. Capleton & David House Crew – Hot Fire
2. Frisko-Kid & Terry-Linen – First Time
3. Sizzla – Living For The Youth
4. Tony-Rebel – Nah Go Betta
5. T.Ras – Straight Now
6. Vegas – Music
7. Version – Resurrection