SEXY LADY RIDDIM produced by BIG YARD MUSIC 2003
Sexy Lady Overview
In 2003, the dancehall scene was electrified by the release of the Sexy Lady Riddim, a compilation that left an indelible mark on the genre. Behind this influential project was BIG YARD MUSIC, a production powerhouse known for crafting rhythms that resonate deeply with sound systems worldwide. With a history of producing hits that dominate the airwaves, BIG YARD MUSIC ensured that the Sexy Lady Riddim was more than just another release; it became a staple in dancehall culture. The compilation featured a lineup of talented artists who brought their unique flair to the riddim. Alozade, featuring Cecile, delivered "Gangsta Ride," a track that showcased Cecile's dynamic vocal prowess. Beenie Man, known as the "King of Dancehall," teamed up with Calibe for "Love," adding another layer of energy to the riddim. Beenie Man's career has been marked by numerous hits, including the chart-topping "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," which solidified his status in the music world. Brian And Tony Gold contributed with "You Are The One," adding their harmonious touch to the mix. Their collaboration on "Compliments on Your Kiss" with Red Dragon is another highlight of their successful career. Other artists like Chico with "Chemistry," Danny English with "Wats Up Papi," and General Degree with "Work That Body" further enriched the compilation, each bringing their distinct style. The Sexy Lady Riddim's bashment flow reverberated through clubs across the island, ensuring its place in dancehall history and making 2003 an unforgettable year for fans of the genre.
Sexy Lady Tracklist:
- Alozade (Feat Cecile) – Gangsta Ride
- Beenie Man (Feat Calibe) – Love
- Brian And Tony Gold – You Are The One
- Chico – Chemistry
- Danny English – Wats Up Papi
- General Degree – Work That Body
- Nicholas (Feat. Ew) – Frenz
- Tok – She Blazing
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