Sopranos Riddim – 2003 – Felony Records

Sopranos Overview

In 2003, the Sopranos Riddim brought a fresh vibe to dancehall music, setting the scene for unforgettable party nights. This riddim, crafted by FELONY RECORDS, was known for its cohesive and versatile sound, making it a favorite among selectors at dancehall events. The riddim provided a solid foundation for artists like Sean Paul, Elephant Man, and Kiprich, who delivered energetic performances that resonated with fans. Sean Paul's "Dream Dream Dream" showcased his ability to blend catchy melodies with the riddim's infectious beats. At the time, Sean Paul was riding high on the success of his album "Dutty Rock," which featured hits like "Get Busy" and earned him a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2004. Elephant Man's "All the Style" added a dynamic flair, reflecting his reputation for high-energy performances and dance anthems. Kiprich teamed up with Jigsy King for "Tan Tan," a track that further highlighted the riddim's versatility. Meanwhile, Captain Barkey's "New Dance" and Alozade's "Give Mi Dem" contributed to the vibrant mix of sounds that defined the Sopranos Riddim. Each artist brought their unique style, making the riddim a memorable part of dancehall's rich tapestry. Compared to other bashment projects of its era, the Sopranos Riddim stood out for its ability to unite diverse vocal styles under a single, cohesive sound. The riddim's architect, FELONY RECORDS, played a crucial role in guiding its development, ensuring it left a lasting impression on the dancehall scene. This riddim truly symbolized the spirit of 2003, capturing the energy and creativity of the time.

Sopranos Tracklist:

1. Sean paul – dream dream dream
2. Elephant man – all the style
3. Kiprich & jigsy king – tan tan
4. Captain barkey – new dance
5. Alozade    – give mi dem
6. Lexxus & mr easy – real toppa top
7. Red rat    – one way or another