ENGINE RIDDIM produced by CJ RECORDS 2002
Engine Overview
The "Engine Riddim" sound system cut from 2002 has been reimagined and is now making waves in 2025, delivering the raw energy that dancehall fans crave. This classic beat supports an impressive lineup of artists, each bringing their unique flair to the riddim. Admiral Bailey's "Think We Never See Dem" stands out with his commanding voice and energetic delivery. Known for his influential role in the dancehall scene of the late 1980s and early 1990s, Admiral Bailey remains a respected figure in reggae music. Alozade brings inspiration with "Sky Is The Limit," showcasing his talent and positive vibes. Anthony B, famous for his socially conscious lyrics, adds depth with "Survivor," a track that resonates with many due to its powerful message. Anthony Cruz's "I've Been Waiting" provides a smooth and heartfelt touch, demonstrating his versatility as an artist. Danny English and Zum Jay team up for "Woman Yu Good," a lively track that celebrates women and keeps the dance floor moving. Behind this vibrant collection is CJ RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to the authentic dancehall sound. CJ RECORDS has a reputation for producing hits that resonate with fans globally, ensuring that the vibrant energy of bashment music continues to thrive. This project, already marked as one of the standout bashment drops of 2025, captures the essence of dancehall with both its nostalgic roots and modern appeal. With such a stellar lineup and production, it's no wonder this riddim remains a fan favorite.
Engine Tracklist:
- Admiral Bailey – Think We Never See Dem
- Alozade – Sky Is The Limit
- Anthony B – Survivor
- Anthony Cruz – I’ve Been Waiting
- Danny English & Zum Jay – Woman Yu Good
- Daville – Its On Tonight
- Elephant Man – Bring Yu Pussy Come
- Engine – Version
- Mr Vegas – Music
- Sizzla – From Yu Clean
- Spragga Benz – Lick Dem Head
- Unknown Artists – Get Gal
- Vybz Kartel – Big Man
- Ward 21 – Bedroom
- Wayne Wonder – Hold Up
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