THE WEDGE RIDDIM 2002
The Wedge Overview
In 2003, the release of The Wedge Riddim brought a fresh wave of energy to the dancehall scene. This riddim, crafted with care by skilled sound engineers, captured the raw street flavor that selectors loved to play in dancehall sessions. The recording process was meticulous, ensuring each track had the right balance of depth and accessibility, making it a favorite among fans. Although the producer's name isn't highlighted, the riddim's success speaks volumes about the teamwork behind the scenes. The sound engineers played a crucial role, blending rowdy melodies with smooth transitions to keep the dance floors packed. Artists like Chocolate, Ernie, Lymie, and Zana added their unique styles to The Wedge Riddim, making it diverse and engaging. Chocolate's "Dem Ah Bawl" stood out with its catchy rhythm and relatable lyrics, while Ernie's "I Cry" brought an emotional depth that resonated with many. Lymie, known for his smooth vocals, contributed "Legalize It," adding a laid-back vibe to the mix. Zana's "Say Goodbye" rounded out the riddim with a soulful touch. These artists shaped the selector's choice, ensuring the riddim's presence in dancehall sessions throughout 2022. Each track offered something different, keeping the audience engaged and the dancehall spirit alive. The Wedge Riddim is a testament to the power of collaboration and the enduring appeal of dancehall music.
The Wedge Tracklist:
- Chocolate – Dem Ah Bawl
- Ernie – I Cry
- Lymie – Legalize It
- Zana – Say Goodbye
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