Spark Plug Riddim produced by Truckback Records 2009
Spark Plug Overview
The Spark Plug Riddim was a big sound in dancehall during 2009. Fans remember this mix from wild bashment nights that year. The riddim’s street anthem base made it stand out from other mixes of its time. While some 2009 riddims went for heavy synths or digital effects, Spark Plug kept a classic dancehall drum and bass, but with a fresh, lively twist. Beenie Man’s “Draw Me Out” was a favorite, with his sharp delivery. Beenie Man is known for hits like “Who Am I” and has won a Grammy for Best Reggae Album. Elephant Man brought high energy to “You Caan,” matching his reputation as the “Energy God” and his past success with songs like “Pon De River Pon De Bank.” Shaq The Mc’s “My Time Now” showed the new voices rising in dancehall. Other artists added their own style. Erup’s “Fight” followed his earlier hit “Click Mi Finger,” and Mr Vegas gave fans “Life Alright.” The riddim also featured Sizzla with “More Riches,” Spice with “Swear,” and more. Truckback Records produced the Spark Plug Riddim. This label is known for hits like the “Gear Box Riddim” and helped push dancehall into new directions. The bashment arranger kept the mix tight, making sure every song fit the party mood. Spark Plug Riddim remains a key memory for dancehall fans from 2009.
Spark Plug Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Draw Me Out
- Elephant Man – You Caan
- Shaq The Mc – My Time Now
- Erup – Fight
- Mr Vegas – Life Alright
- Sizzla – More Riches
- Spice – Swear
- Deh Deh – Sharp
- Anthony B – Tight
- New Kidz – Wa Dat
- Deva Bratt – Trackle
- Mr Peppa – Journey
- Versityle – Seh Dem A Don
- Zebra – Right Away
- Dick Tracy – Camera Trick
- Terminal Dg – Kinda Wicked
- Spark Plug Riddim – Version
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