SIGNAL RIDDIM produced by SO SOLID MUSIC 2004
Signal Overview
The creation of the bashment rhythm in 2004 was a lively affair in the studio. The sound engineer focused on crafting an energetic beat that would keep dance floors buzzing. With a keen ear for dynamic sounds, they layered infectious grooves that became the backbone of the riddim. At the helm was SO SOLID MUSIC, a producer known for delivering hits that resonate in dancehall circles. This label has a reputation for producing tracks that not only dominate the airwaves but also become essential in any DJ's collection. The artists who voiced on this riddim brought their unique styles. Blacker’s "Would A Drop" added a vibrant flair, showcasing his ability to energize a crowd. Bounty Killer, a dancehall legend known for tracks like "Look," delivered "Order," a commanding performance that highlighted his lyrical prowess. Buju Banton, celebrated for his Grammy-winning album "Before the Dawn," contributed "Salution," a track that echoed his powerful voice and presence. Cecile, with her track "Nuh Fight It," added a touch of sass and strength, reflecting her status as one of dancehall's leading ladies. Chico teamed up with Aarsynal for "Bring Yuh Ting," bringing a collaborative energy that kept the riddim fresh and engaging. Dancehall selectors still hold this 2004 drop in high regard, as it continues to be a staple in bashment sessions. The combination of SO SOLID MUSIC's production and the artists' performances made it an enduring favorite in the genre.
Signal Tracklist:
- Blacker – Would A Drop
- Bounty Killer – Order
- Buju Banton – Salution
- Cecile – Nuh Fight It
- Chico Ft Aarsynal – Bring Yuh Ting
- Daville – You Are The One
- Delly Ranks – Come Up Inna Dis
- Frisco Kid – Naw Stray
- Jagwar – Swap
- Kid Kurupt – Kick It Weh
- Kiprich – Mad Wine
- Macka Diamond – Jamaican Man
- Shaane-O – Ssen On
- Taz – Big A Road
- Voicemail – Man Problem
- Vybz Kartel – Cum Inna Yuh
- Vybz Kartel – Yuh Know
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