THE VERDICT RIDDIM produced by STONE COLD PRODUCTIONS 2002
The Verdict Overview
When The Verdict Riddim hit the dancehall scene in 2002, fans were electrified. The rhythm quickly became a staple at parties, filling dance floors with its infectious energy. It wasn’t just the beats that made it memorable; it was the powerhouse contributions from artists like Anthony Cruz, Beenie Man, Buju Banton, Capleton, and Cecile that elevated it to legendary status. Anthony Cruz brought his smooth vocals to the track "Girlz," adding a laid-back yet compelling vibe. Beenie Man, known for his dynamic stage presence and hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," delivered "Erase Your Mind," a track that resonated with fans and kept the riddim’s momentum strong. Buju Banton, whose album "Til Shiloh" remains a cornerstone in reggae music, offered "Yard And Broad," adding depth and authenticity. Capleton, often called the "Fireman" for his energetic performances, contributed "Question," while Cecile’s "Step Out" added a fierce, empowering touch, showcasing her unique style that has earned her a dedicated following. Behind this iconic riddim was STONE COLD PRODUCTIONS, a label known for its knack for creating dancehall hits. Their attention to detail and understanding of what moves a crowd was evident in The Verdict Riddim. The producer's ability to blend diverse voices into a cohesive project helped cement the riddim's place in dancehall history. Looking back, The Verdict Riddim captures the spirit of 2002, a time when dancehall was vibrant and evolving. Its legacy continues to inspire, reminding fans of the unforgettable era it represents.
The Verdict Tracklist:
- Anthony Cruz – Girlz
- Beenie Man – Erase Your Mind
- Buju Banton – Yard And Broad
- Capleton – Question
- Cecile – Step Out
- Copocino – Bring There
- Danny English – Bounce
- Delly Ranks & Patchy – Fever
- Devonte & Tanto Metro – I Dont Care
- Elephant Man – Jacket
- Frisco Kid – Problem
- General B – The Year Ya
- Goofy – Guh Dung Guh Dung
- Lexxus – Crackers Gal
- Madd Anju – Age
- Merciless – Dance
- Sean Paul & Richie Stephens – In Your Eyes
- Sean Paul – Regular Thing
- Silver Cat – Real Real Fiesta
- Sizzla – Valuable
- Tony Curtis And Galaxy P – Stalking
- Tony Rebel – Ras In The Kitchen
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