SUPERSTAR RIDDIM produced by ROOKIE PRODUCTION 2001
Superstar Overview
In the early 2000s, dancehall music was full of energy and excitement. The bashment flow was everywhere, filling dance floors and parties in Jamaica and beyond. DJs always wanted the hottest riddims to keep the crowd moving. In 2001, a new riddim arrived that quickly became a favorite: Superstar Riddim. This riddim was created by ROOKIE PRODUCTION, a label known for bringing fresh sounds to dancehall. ROOKIE PRODUCTION had already made a name for itself with other strong releases, and Superstar Riddim added to their reputation. The label focused on working with top artists and making music that DJs loved to play. Superstar Riddim featured some of the biggest names in dancehall. Spragga brought his unique style to the song "Analogy." He also teamed up with Lady Saw for "Backshot," showing his skill at collaborations. Alley Cat added his own flavor with "Punny A Day," a track that became popular in clubs. Frisco Kid delivered "Tunn It Up" and "Feedback," adding his energetic voice to the mix. Elephant Man, known for his lively stage shows and the hit "Pon De River, Pon De Bank," gave fans "The Prophecy" and "Jigga." Sean Paul, who would later win a Grammy for his album "Dutty Rock," joined the riddim with "Junkin Punny." DJs loved Superstar Riddim as soon as it came out. The songs were easy to mix and perfect for parties.
Superstar Tracklist:
- Spragga – Analogy
- Alley Cat – Punny A Day
- Frisco Kid – Tunn It Up
- Elephant Man – The Prophecy
- Sean Paul – Junkin Punny
- Spragga & Lady Saw – Backshot
- Frisco Kid – Feedback
- Buju – All Over Me
- Elephant Man – Jigga
- Spragga – Bait (Soffas)
- Alley Cat – Di Island
- Devonte – Sweet Symphony
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