THE JET RIDDIM produced by BUILDERS RECORDS 2004
The Jet Overview
In 2004, BUILDERS RECORDS made a significant mark on the dancehall scene with the release of The Jet Riddim. Known for its innovative approach to music production, BUILDERS RECORDS has been instrumental in shaping the sound of dancehall, contributing to its global appeal. The label has a reputation for producing high-quality riddims that resonate with both local and international audiences. The Jet Riddim brought together a talented lineup of artists who each added their unique flair to the project. Bugsy Malone, known for his track "The Video Light," lent his voice to the riddim, bringing his energetic style to the forefront. Determine, another noteworthy artist, contributed with "Catch Me With A Sliff," showcasing his lyrical prowess and connection to the roots of dancehall. Encore Soar's "Love The Way You Move" added a smooth and catchy vibe to the riddim, while Ghandi's "Mamma Say" provided a heartfelt touch. Mad Anju, with his track "Mouth Badman," brought a distinctive energy that complemented the overall upbeat feel of the riddim. Each artist's contribution highlighted the versatility and creativity that BUILDERS RECORDS is known for. The Jet Riddim echoed through clubs across the island, capturing the spirit of 2004. It was a time when dancehall music was evolving, and this riddim stood as a testament to the genre's dynamic nature. BUILDERS RECORDS, through this release, demonstrated its ability to produce music that not only entertained but also embodied the vibrant culture of dancehall.
The Jet Tracklist:
- Bugsy Malone – The Video Light
- Determine – Catch Me With A Sliff
- Encore Soar – Love The Way You Move
- Ghandi – Mamma Say
- Mad Anju – Mouth Badman
- Music Addict – My House My Car
- Music Addict – There She Goes
- Peter Lloyd – Life Is Good To Me
- Sk (Silver Kid) – Big Thing
- Sugar Slick – The Sweetest
- Version – The Jet (Mix 2)
- Version – The Jet (Mix 3)
- Version – The Jet
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