Saddam Riddim – Various Artists

SADDAM RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2001

Saddam Overview

The 2001 dancehall scene was full of energy, and the Saddam Riddim is a strong example of this style. The riddim uses a bashment flow, which means it has a lively, party-ready rhythm. This flow blends well with other genres, especially hip hop and R&B, giving the music a modern edge while staying true to dancehall roots. Producer VARIOUS ARTISTS played an important part in shaping the sound. Known for working with different musicians and helping to create popular riddims, VARIOUS ARTISTS has a history of pushing dancehall forward. This producer’s work is respected for bringing together artists with different styles, making each track feel fresh. The sound engineer also made a big difference. By balancing the vocals and beats, the engineer made sure the music was clear and powerful on big speakers. Every snare and bassline hits hard without drowning out the lyrics. Elephant Man is famous for his high-energy performances and hits like “Pon De River Pon De Bank.” On this riddim, his song “Cyaan Get No Milk” shows his playful style and catchy delivery. Merciless, known for his sharp lyrics and strong presence, brings his own flavor with “The Real Man.” Both artists help the Saddam Riddim stand out, showing why this bashment flow is a classic part of 2001’s dancehall sound.

Saddam Tracklist:

1. Elephant Man – Cyaan Get No Milk
2. Merciless – The Real Man