SUICIDE RIDDIM produced by VIGILANTI MUSIC 2000
Suicide Overview
In 2000, the Suicide Riddim became a favorite for dancehall selectors and club crowds. This lively project was built by VIGILANTI MUSIC, a producer known for bringing fresh sounds to the scene. VIGILANTI MUSIC started making waves in the late 1990s, working with both rising and established artists. Their productions often stand out for clean, punchy beats and a focus on dancefloor energy. The Suicide Riddim was recorded with a focus on upbeat, catchy rhythms. The track builder used sharp drum patterns and playful keyboard lines, making the riddim perfect for bashment sessions. Every part of the arrangement was designed to get people moving. Several artists helped shape the unique sound of the Suicide Riddim. Beeno Ranks delivered "Giving Praises," adding his signature vocal style. Benzly Hype brought his track "This Stick," known for its witty lyrics. Dean Mundy created the "Version Suicide Instrumental," letting the riddim shine on its own. Other strong performances came from Delly Ranks with "Vex And Buss" and Kiprich with "Why." Delly Ranks is known for his hit "Pon Di Corner" with Buju Banton, showing his lasting influence in dancehall. Kiprich has made a name for himself with clever wordplay and energetic delivery. Fans of early 2000s dancehall still remember the Suicide Riddim for its club-ready sound and the way each artist brought their own flavor to the project.
Suicide Tracklist:
- Beeno Ranks – Giving Praises
- Benzly Hype – This Stick (Funk You)
- Dean Mundy – Version Suicide Instrumental
- Delly Ranks – Vex And Buss
- Kiprich – Why
- Lexxus – Thug Life
- Mega Banton And Patchy – Crying Time
- Showki Ru – Certain Gal
- T.O.K. – Freaked Out
- Tanto Metro And Devonte – Ready For Love
- Zumjay – Tell Me
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