SILVER PLATE RIDDIM produced by FRAS FUSION PRODUCTIONS 2017
Silver Plate Overview
In 2017, the Silver Plate Riddim compilation made its mark in the dancehall scene, coming out of Jamaica with a powerful sound. This project brought together some respected voices: Fras Fusion, Norris Man, Dami D, Burry Fabilous, and George P. Each artist gave their own style to the riddim, making it a favorite among selectors and fans. Fras Fusion stands out with two tracks on the compilation: "Ghettup Children" and "Nuh Like Me." Fras Fusion is known for his energetic delivery and has worked behind the scenes as well, running FRAS FUSION PRODUCTIONS. This label has built a reputation for fresh, authentic dancehall, and Silver Plate Riddim is one of its most recognized works. Norris Man, who delivers "Come Test Me Nuh," is a well-known name in reggae and dancehall. He gained wider attention with his 1997 debut album "Persistence," which included the popular song "Persistence." His steady career and conscious lyrics have made him a respected figure in Jamaican music. Dami D brings "Mi Love It" to the project, while Burry Fabilous adds "Hard Fi Done," and George P delivers "Mi Nuh Soft." Each track shows the different moods and voices in dancehall at the time, all tied together by the sharp production of FRAS FUSION PRODUCTIONS. The Silver Plate Riddim still gets played by selectors today, thanks to its catchy beat and the way it captures the rebellious spirit of 2017 dancehall. It remains a solid example of modern Jamaican music.
Silver Plate Tracklist:
- Fras Fusion – Ghettup Children
- Norris Man – Come Test Me Nuh
- Norris Man – Come Test Me Nuh (Raw)
- Dami D – Mi Love It
- Burry Fabilous – Hard Fi Done
- Burry Fabilous – Hard Fi Done (Raw)
- George P – Mi Nuh Soft
- George P – Mi Nuh Soft (Raw)
- Fras Fusion – Nuh Like Me
- Frasfusion Productions – Silver Plate Riddim (Instrumental)
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