STONE COLD RIDDIM produced by STONE COLD PRODUCTIONS 2003
Stone Cold Overview
In the vibrant studio of STONE COLD PRODUCTIONS, a powerful sound system cut was born, destined to shake speakers at sound clashes across the globe. The creative direction was clear: craft a dancehall riddim that was both raw and hypnotic, a testament to the label's reputation for pushing boundaries in the genre. Known for their innovative approach, STONE COLD PRODUCTIONS has been a significant force in the dancehall scene, consistently delivering hits that resonate with fans. The session brought together a stellar lineup of artists. Bushman delivered "Hard To Get," showcasing his smooth vocal style that has captivated audiences since his early hit "Call the Hearse." Cocoa Tea added his signature touch with "System-Vod," reminding listeners of his enduring influence in reggae, with classics like "Rikers Island." Admiral Tibet's "Vanity" echoed his consistent message of consciousness, a theme prevalent in his work since the 1980s. Buju Banton's "Yard And Abroad" added depth, a nod to his international appeal and Grammy-winning album "Before the Dawn." Capleton, known for his energetic performances, fired up the riddim with "Burn Dem Down," reinforcing his status as a dancehall legend. This yard session tape not only highlighted the strength of Jamaican studios in 2003 but also cemented the legacy of STONE COLD PRODUCTIONS in crafting enduring dancehall anthems. The collaboration between these artists and the label resulted in a riddim that fans would return to time and again, drawn by its irresistible energy and artistry.
Stone Cold Tracklist:
- Bushman – Hard To Get
- Cocoa Tea – System-Vod
- Admiral Tibet – Vanity
- Buju Banton – Yard And Abroad
- Capleton – Burn Dem Down
- General Degree – Sugar
- George Nooks – I Wanna Know
- Luciano – Got Tobe A Change
- Morgan Heritage – I Found Love
- Mr Vegas – Jungle
- Sean Paul Feat. Richie Stevens – In Your Eyes
- Sizzla – Valuable
- Tony Rebel – Climate Uncertain
- Yasus Afari – Up To Bump
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