SCOOBAY RIDDIM produced by 3.5.7. RECORDS 2004
Scoobay Overview
The magic of the Scoobay Riddim began in the studio, where the team at 3.5.7. RECORDS crafted a sound that would resonate for years. Known for their innovative approach, 3.5.7. RECORDS focused on creating a bass-heavy rhythm that captured the essence of dancehall. Their work has been pivotal in shaping the genre, with a history of producing tracks that become dancefloor staples. The Scoobay Riddim features a stellar lineup of artists who each bring their unique flair. Alozade delivers "I Man Say" with a confident ease that matches the riddim's bold beats. Bling Dawg keeps the energy high with "Take Cocky Gal," showcasing his knack for catchy hooks and vibrant delivery. Bunji Garlin, known for his soca influence, adds a dynamic twist with "Put In Di Thing," blending his Caribbean roots with the dancehall vibe. Capleton, a reggae and dancehall veteran, brings his fiery style to "Galang Bad," a track that echoes his reputation for energetic performances and conscious lyrics. Cecile shines with "Send It On," a song that highlights her smooth vocals and ability to ride the riddim effortlessly. Her contribution adds a touch of elegance to the mix, showing why she remains a beloved figure in the dancehall scene. Even today, DJs continue to spin these tracks, keeping the spirit of 2004 alive on dancefloors worldwide. The Scoobay Riddim remains a testament to the timeless appeal of well-crafted dancehall music.
Scoobay Tracklist:
- Alozade – I Man Say
- Bling Dawg – Take Cocky Gal
- Bunji Garlin – Put In Di Thing
- Capleton – Galang Bad
- Cecile – Send It On
- Christopher – Somebody Told Me
- Degree – Empire
- Kc Jockey – Pen
- Kiprich – No Fren
- Lady G – Rasta
- Lady Saw – Lock Shop
- Maka Diamond – Make That Money
- Martina – In Di Centre
- Rally Bop – Gangster Laws
- Richie Feelings And Tony Matte – Dancing Time 2
- Version – Scoobay
- Voicemail And Delly Ranks – Party Goin On
- Vybz Kartel – Stress Free
- Ward 21 – Abc
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