STINGING NECKLE RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2004
Stinging Neckle Overview
In the vibrant world of dancehall, the Stinging Neckle Riddim remains a standout from 2004. Known for setting the dance floors on fire, this riddim is still celebrated by fans who remember its irresistible beats and lively performances. It was a time when the music truly captured the energy and spirit of the era. At the heart of this riddim were artists like Diamond Cut, whose track "Living Life" added a dynamic flair to the mix. Jungle brought his own unique style with "Gyul Come Gyul Go," a song that resonated with many for its catchy rhythm. Kmc contributed not just one, but two memorable tracks: "Fans Dem" and "Pinky And The Brain," both of which showcased his versatility and appeal. Machel Montano, a well-known figure in the Caribbean music scene, added to the riddim with "Miss Good Reputation." Montano is celebrated for his high-energy performances and has earned numerous accolades throughout his career, including the prestigious International Soca Monarch title. Maximus Dan’s contribution, "Never," further enriched the riddim, highlighting his powerful voice and lyrical prowess. Behind this successful project was the producer known as VARIOUS ARTISTS. Known for their ability to bring together diverse talents, VARIOUS ARTISTS played a crucial role in maintaining the singjay style that made the riddim flow seamlessly. Their work on the Stinging Neckle Riddim is just one example of their impact on the dancehall scene, helping to shape the sound of the time and leaving a lasting legacy in the genre.
Stinging Neckle Tracklist:
- Diamond Cut – Living Life
- Jungle – Gyul Come Gyul Go
- Kmc – Fans Dem
- Kmc – Pinky And The Brain
- Machel Montano – Miss Good Reputation
- Maximus Dan – Never
- Revelation – Wine Back
- Rocky – Send We Mad
- Silent Star – Better Than Who
- Stinging Neckle – Version
- Tony P – Money
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