THA MISSION RIDDIM produced by MANATEE RECORDS 2002
Tha Mission Overview
The bashment flow of 2002 is fondly remembered for its vibrant energy and powerful beats, capturing the essence of dancehall music during that time. One of the standout projects from this era was the "Tha Mission Riddim," which quickly became a yard anthem. This riddim featured some of the most dynamic voices in dancehall, including Capleton, known for his hit song "Injustice," which added a fiery edge to the compilation. Elephant Man, alongside Risto Benjie, delivered the energetic track "Get Mi Greive," showcasing their ability to create infectious rhythms that got everyone moving. Frisco Kid contributed with "Nah Stray," adding his unique flavor to the mix, while Madd Anju's "Work That Up" kept the dance floors active. Merciless, with his track "Mr Sukatan," brought his signature lyrical prowess, further solidifying the riddim's impact. MANATEE RECORDS, the producer behind this iconic riddim, played a crucial role in shaping its success. Known for their melodic progression and distinctive sound, MANATEE RECORDS has been a significant force in the dancehall scene, producing tracks that resonate with fans worldwide. Their work on "Tha Mission Riddim" is a testament to their ability to create music that stands the test of time. The combination of talented artists and the creative vision of MANATEE RECORDS made "Tha Mission Riddim" an essential listen in 2002. Its bashment flow continues to influence dancehall music today, reminding us of a time when the genre's energy was at its peak.
Tha Mission Tracklist:
- Capleton – Injustice
- Elephant Man & Risto Benjie – Get Mi Greive
- Frisco Kid – Nah Stray
- Madd Anju – Work That Up
- Merciless – Mr Sukatan
- Mr Lex – Informer Jimmy
- Queen Ifrika – Gone With The Man
- Singer J & Egg Nog – Ladies
- Tony Rebel – Dah Way Deh
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