ROAD RIDDIM 2003
Road Overview
In 2003, the dancehall scene was electrified by the release of the "Road Riddim," a collection of tracks that instantly caught the attention of selectors and dancehall fans alike. With a lineup of songs like Benjai's "Bun Dem" and Ghetto Flex's "Clear De Way," the riddim was a powerhouse of dancefloor-ready tunes. Iwer George brought his signature energy with "My Way," while Kernel Roberts contributed not just one, but two tracks: "My Bad" and "The Road." Maximus Dan kept the momentum going with "Hold Down," ensuring that the riddim was packed with hits. The artists featured on this riddim are notable figures in the Caribbean music scene. Benjai, known for his later hit "Trini," has always been a strong presence in soca and dancehall. Iwer George, often referred to as the "King of Soca," has a long history of hits, including the popular "Come To Meh." Kernel Roberts, son of the legendary Lord Kitchener, has made a name for himself not only as a performer but as a prolific songwriter and producer. Behind the scenes, the production of the "Road Riddim" was a feat of musical craftsmanship, with each track designed to keep the vibe alive and kicking. The riddim's infectious beats and catchy hooks made it a staple in sound systems, ensuring its longevity well into 2022 as selectors continued to spin its tracks at dancehall events. This collection not only showcased the talents of its artists but also reaffirmed the enduring appeal of dancehall music.
Road Tracklist:
- Benjai – Bun Dem
- Ghetto Flex – Clear De Way
- Iwer George – My Way
- Kernel Roberts – My Bad
- Kernel Roberts – The Road
- Maximus Dan – Hold Down
- Onika Bostic – Power
- Super Blue – Unstick
- Third Base – Road
- Wangi – Throw It Back
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