STIMULANT RIDDIM produced by DON CORLEON 2009
Stimulant Overview
In 2007, the Stimulant Riddim was created in the studio with a clear goal: to blend classic dancehall energy with fresh, modern sounds. The team worked closely with their sound engineer, who paid special attention to every detail. His creative direction helped shape the riddim’s punchy basslines and crisp snares, giving it a vibe that was both familiar and new. At the center of this project was producer Don Corleon. Known for his work with Don Corleon Records, he had already made a big impact on the dancehall scene with hits like “Drop Leaf Riddim.” Don Corleon’s productions are respected for their quality and for helping launch the careers of many artists. His influence on the Stimulant Riddim was clear, guiding the session and bringing out the best in every performer. The riddim featured a strong lineup. Alaine’s “Spin Mi” stood out with her smooth voice and catchy melody. Bling Dawg brought street flavor with “Where Mi Come From,” sharing stories of his roots. Don Corleon himself stepped up to the mic for “Hear Bout The Winery,” adding his own unique touch to the project. Elephant Man’s “Name Brand Clothes” was an instant party favorite, full of energy and swagger. Munga delivered “Knock It Like A Hammer,” showing his lyrical skills and signature style. Each artist added something special, making the riddim a favorite choice for selectors at bashment sessions. With these tracks, the Stimulant Riddim became a key part of dancehall history, remembered for its strong production and unforgettable songs.
Stimulant Tracklist:
- Alaine – Spin Mi
- Bling Dawg – Where Mi Come From
- Don Corleon – Hear Bout The Winery
- Elephant Man – Name Brand Clothes
- Munga – Knock It Like A Hammer
- T.O.K – Come Ya Mi Gal
- Vybz Kartel- Never Turn A Raper
- Stimulant Riddim (Version/Instrumental)
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