SLENG TENG RESURRECTION RIDDIM produced by JAMMYS RECORDS X VP RECORDS 2004
Sleng Teng Resurrection Overview
In 2004, the Sleng Teng Resurrection Riddim brought fresh energy to dancehall music. Built for the dance floor, its street anthem base quickly caught attention with its powerful, digital rhythm. The riddim’s production was led by the legendary JAMMYS RECORDS X VP RECORDS, a partnership known for shaping the sound of modern reggae and dancehall. King Jammy, the mixing board king behind JAMMYS RECORDS, is famous for his pioneering work with digital riddims, starting with the original "Sleng Teng" in the 1980s. VP RECORDS, a major label in Caribbean music, helped bring these sounds to a global audience. The recording process for Sleng Teng Resurrection Riddim focused on crisp, punchy beats and clear vocals. The producers made sure each artist’s voice and style stood out, using advanced mixing techniques to balance the classic digital sound with modern dancehall energy. Artists brought their own vibe to the riddim, shaping its street anthem status. Bounty Killer Feat Wayne Smith — Sleng Teng Resurrection stands out with commanding lyrics and authentic delivery. Wayne Smith - Sleng Teng Resurrection — Sleng Teng Resurrection pays tribute to the original, adding new flavor. Taz Feat Marvelous — High Grade and Marvelous - High Grade — High Grade both deliver catchy hooks and energetic flows. Ras Shiloh — Highest Heavens brings a conscious, uplifting message, while Bushman — Darkest Nights and Luciano — Dancehall Style add depth and variety. Anthony B — No Fear, Hollow Point — Come In, and Ninjaman — Mad Again round out the collection with their unique styles. The Sleng Teng Resurrection Riddim remains a key part of dancehall history, showing how classic sounds can be reimagined for new generations.
Sleng Teng Resurrection Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer Feat Wayne Smith – Sleng Teng Resurrection
- Taz Feat Marvelous – High Grade
- Ras Shiloh – Highest Heavens
- Bushman – Darkest Nights
- Luciano – Dancehall Style
- Anthony B – No Fear
- Hollow Point – Come In
- Ninjaman – Mad Again
- Junior Reid – Don’t Dis The Foundation
- Sizzla – Someone Loves You
- Daville – Believe In Me
- Junior Kelly – You Look Fine
- Ward 21 – Mr Murderer
- Ricky General – Informer And Spy
- Shaka Pow – Residents
- Bobby Crystal – When It Done
- Admiral Bailey – Gangsta Roll
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