The Steam Riddim (FULL) – Various Artist 2009
The Steam Overview
In 2009, the party backdrop of the dancehall scene was strong and exciting. The Steam Riddim, a popular dancehall rhythm from that year, showed how well dancehall could mix with other genres like pop and hip hop. One great example is the song "Feel The Steam" by Elephant Man And Chris Brown. Chris Brown, known for his R&B and pop hits, brought a new flavor to the dancehall beat, making the song fresh and energetic. Elephant Man, famous for his lively performances, added his signature dancehall style. Sizzla’s "Olympic Gold" brought powerful lyrics and a reggae influence. Sizzla is known for his fast delivery and conscious messages. Cecile’s "Naw Wear None" added a catchy, playful touch. Cecile is one of Jamaica’s leading female dancehall artists, and her style always stands out. Vybz Kartel’s "Straight Gangster" added a gritty, streetwise vibe. Kartel is a major name in dancehall and has had many chart successes. Beenie Man’s "King Of The Dancehall" reminded fans why he is called the King of Dancehall. Beenie Man won a Grammy for Best Reggae Album in 2001. The sound engineer played a key role by blending all these voices and styles into one smooth, club-ready sound. This made the Steam Riddim a true highlight of 2009 dancehall, keeping the party spirit alive and strong.
The Steam Tracklist:
- Elephant Man And Chris Brown – Feel The Steam (Clean)
- Elephant Man And Chris Brown – Feel The Steam (Dirty)
- Sizzla – Olympic Gold
- Cecile – Naw Wear None (Rudebway Remix)
- Vybz Kartel – Straight Gangster (Rudebway Remix)
- Beenie Man – King Of The Dancehall (Neyalion Remix)
- Popcaan – Just Wine (Neyalion Remix)
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