Retro Cuss Cuss Riddim – Various Artists

RETRO CUSS CUSS RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005

Retro Cuss Cuss Overview

The Retro Cuss Cuss Riddim, released under the label VARIOUS ARTISTS, was a standout in 2005's dancehall scene. Known for its raw yard beat, this riddim captured the energy fans craved and became a staple in dancehall playlists. At the heart of this riddim were some of the genre's most electrifying voices. Bling Dawg delivered with "Whole A Dem Dead," bringing his signature style to the track. Bounty Killer, a dancehall legend with hits like "Living Dangerously" alongside Barrington Levy, contributed two powerful tracks: "Corrupt System" and "Done Fassie." His presence on the riddim added a layer of intensity that fans have come to expect from the "Warlord." Buju Banton, another heavyweight in the genre, brought his forceful delivery to "Pressure Dem." Buju, known for his Grammy Award-winning album "Before the Dawn," added depth and urgency to the riddim. Cobra's "Madable" and Jagwa's "A Gun Thing" further showcased the riddim's versatility, each track adding its own unique flair. The architect behind this riddim, VARIOUS ARTISTS, is a name synonymous with crafting some of dancehall's most memorable beats. Known for producing tracks that dominate both the airwaves and the dance floors, this riddim was no exception. The Retro Cuss Cuss Riddim was one of the bashment highlights of 2005, drawing together artists who each brought their A-game, resulting in a compilation that was both a dancefloor filler and a deep listen for true fans.

Retro Cuss Cuss Tracklist:

1. Bling Dawg – Whole A Dem Dead
2. Bounty Killer – Corrupt System
3. Bounty Killer – Done Fassie
4. Buju Banton – Pressure Dem
5. Cobra – Madable
6. Jagwa – A Gun Thing
7. New Kids – Chat Tuff
8. Round Head – Buss Back
9. Sizzla – Dem Vex
10. Version – Retro Cuss Cuss Riddim

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