SHARP SHOOTER RIDDIM produced by REGGAE CENTRAL 2003
Sharp Shooter Overview
In 2003, dancehall fans were electrified by the release of the Sharp Shooter Riddim, a collection that quickly became a staple in the genre. The riddim captivated listeners with its infectious beats and powerful vocal performances, drawing praise for its ability to energize both dance floors and personal playlists. Anthony B's "Watch The Badness" stood out with its compelling lyrics and dynamic delivery, showcasing his signature style that fans have loved since his breakout hits like "Fire Pon Rome." Meanwhile, Determine's "I Am Determine" added a confident and assertive voice to the mix, resonating with those who appreciate his steadfast presence in dancehall music. Everton Blender contributed "Kill The Heathen," bringing his unique blend of roots reggae and dancehall, a fusion that has defined his career since hits like "Lift Up Your Head." Jason Sweetness delivered a heartfelt performance with "I Am Missing You," adding a touch of sentimentality to the collection. Louie Culture's "Free Flow Information" offered listeners a thought-provoking narrative, cementing his reputation as an artist unafraid to tackle serious themes. The sound engineer behind this vibrant riddim ensured each track was polished to perfection, while REGGAE CENTRAL, known for their influential role in the reggae and dancehall scenes, produced the collection. REGGAE CENTRAL has been pivotal in shaping the sound of modern reggae, with a history of successful releases that have left a lasting impact on the genre. For fans of 2003, the Sharp Shooter Riddim remains a dancehall anthem, a testament to the enduring power of its beats and the talent of its contributing artists.
Sharp Shooter Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Watch The Badness
- Determine – I Am Determine
- Everton Blender – Kill The Heathen
- Jason Sweetness – I Am Missing You
- Louie Culture – Free Flow Information
- Luciano – Downpressor Man
- Sizzla – Sharp Shooter
- Twins Of Twins – I Wish
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