RUSH HOUR RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2001
Rush Hour Overview
In 2001, the dancehall scene was alive with energy, and Rush Hour Riddim became the soundtrack for many parties. This riddim, produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS, brought a fresh, upbeat sound that DJs loved to play in clubs and street dances. Fans still remember how it set the vibe for bashment nights across Jamaica and beyond. The project featured several standout artists. Foursite brought power to the dance floor with "Dogg Pound Anthem," a track that quickly became a favorite for its catchy flow. Maniac added his own style with "Hype," showing why he was gaining respect in the dancehall world at the time. Mhk delivered "Hands Up," a tune that kept crowds moving, and also teamed up with Mad Dog & Killa for "Say My Name," adding even more excitement to the riddim’s lineup. The instrumental "Rush Hour Riddim" by Version gave DJs a chance to show their skills and kept the energy high. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer made sure every beat was sharp and clear, helping the riddim stand out. VARIOUS ARTISTS, known for working with different talents on dancehall projects, produced this release. Their work on Rush Hour Riddim added another success to their catalog, which already included several popular riddims in the early 2000s.
Rush Hour Tracklist:
- Foursite – Dogg Pound Anthem
- Maniac – Hype
- Mhk – Hands Up
- Mhk, Mad Dog & Killa – Say My Name
- Version – Rush Hour Riddim
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