SIX SPEED RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004
Six Speed Overview
In 2004, the bashment flow brought a fresh and energetic vibe to dancehall music, quickly becoming a favorite in bashment sessions. This style, known for its lively beats and catchy rhythms, was perfectly captured in the Six Speed Riddim. Artists like Jungle, Kekere, and Kmc delivered smooth performances that resonated with fans. Jungle made waves with his track "Call My Phone," which showcased his ability to blend catchy hooks with dancehall's vibrant energy. Kekere's "Music Man" added a unique flavor, further enriching the riddim's appeal. Kmc contributed two tracks, "Mad Sick" and "Rag Master," demonstrating his versatility and cementing his place in the dancehall scene. Maximus Dan, known for his hit "Lift Jah Lighter," brought his signature style, while Sister C's "Nice And Slow" provided a smooth touch to the energetic mix. The production of the Six Speed Riddim was handled by VARIOUS ARTISTS, a producer known for creating standout dancehall hits. Their work in 2004 helped shape the sound of the genre, making an impact that fans still remember. The riddim was released under a well-known label, contributing to its widespread appeal and success. The sound engineer behind the project ensured that each track maintained its own identity while fitting seamlessly into the overall flow. This attention to detail helped the riddim become a timeless piece in the dancehall landscape. Fans of 2004 dancehall remember the bashment flow as an anthem, a testament to its lasting influence and the talented artists who brought it to life.
Six Speed Tracklist:
- Jungle – Call My Phone
- Kekere – Music Man
- Kmc – Mad Sick
- Kmc – Rag Master
- Maximus Dan – Lift Jah Lighter
- Sister C – Nice And Slow