SIGN RIDDIM produced by JAMMYS RECORDS 2003
Sign Overview
In 2003, dancehall music saw the release of the "Sign Riddim," a project that quickly became a staple on the dance floors. This riddim was crafted by JAMMYS RECORDS, a label known for its influential role in the reggae and dancehall scenes. Founded by Lloyd "King Jammy" James, the label has been a powerhouse in producing hits and nurturing talent. The "Sign Riddim" features a lineup of notable artists, each bringing their unique flair. Admiral Bailey, also known as Big Papa, is a dancehall veteran known for his energetic performances. His track "Model And Pass" showcases his signature style. Beenie Man, often referred to as the "King of Dancehall," adds his track "My Dickie Dickie" to the mix. Beenie Man's career is highlighted by numerous awards, including a Grammy for Best Reggae Album in 2001. Bounty Killer, another heavyweight in the dancehall world, contributes "Real Hot Gal" to the riddim. Known for his deep voice and hard-hitting lyrics, Bounty Killer has been a significant influence on the genre. Elephant Man, dubbed the "Energy God," brings his vibrant energy with the track "Fuck You Sign." His lively performances and catchy tunes have made him a fan favorite. The "Sign Riddim" also includes tracks from M.S with "Many Styles," Leroy Smart with "Gi Dem A Run," and Rasta Youth with "Platinum Over Gold." Each artist adds to the riddim's dynamic sound, making it a memorable release in the dancehall scene of 2003.
Sign Tracklist:
- Admiral Bailey – Model And Pass
- Admiral Bailey Aka Big Papa – Model And Pass
- Beenie Man – My Dickie Dickie (Edited)
- Beenie Man – My Dickie Dickie (Raw)
- Bounty Killer – Real Hot Gal
- Elephant Man – Fuck You Sign (Edited)
- Elephant Man – Fuck You Sign (Raw)
- M.S. – Many Styles
- Leroy Smart – Gi Dem A Run
- Rasta Youth – Platinum Over Gold
- Version – Sign Riddim
- Vybz Kartel – Grudge You
- Ward 21 – Rhyme Part 2
- Wayne Marshall – We The People Elect
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