THUNDERBIRD RIDDIM produced by KEN MARLON CHARLES 2003
Thunderbird Overview
In 2003, the bashment rhythm came alive in the studio with a burst of creativity and energy. This rhythm was crafted by the talented producer Ken Marlon Charles, known for his ability to create infectious beats that resonate with dancehall fans. Ken Marlon Charles, often recognized for his work under the name KMC, has played a significant role in the Caribbean music scene. His knack for producing hit tracks has made him a respected figure in the industry. As the rhythm took shape, it attracted a lineup of remarkable artists. Denise Belfon brought her powerful voice to the track "Buss Dem Up," showcasing her ability to command attention with her dynamic performance. Hi Grade added a touch of romance with "In And Out Of Love," infusing the rhythm with smooth melodies. KMC himself contributed with "Come Here To Live," a track that highlights his signature style and knack for creating catchy hooks. Meanwhile, Machel Montano and Fresh delivered "We Doh Wah No War," a song that reflects Machel Montano's reputation as one of the Caribbean's most celebrated soca artists, known for his energetic performances and numerous hits. Maximus Dan, another key player, added depth with "Dem High," bringing his unique flair to the rhythm. Each artist contributed their own flavor, making the bashment rhythm a diverse and vibrant collection of tracks. Looking back, this bashment rhythm was a vital part of keeping dancehall music alive and thriving in 2003. It captured the raw energy and spirit that fans craved, ensuring its place in the dancehall legacy.
Thunderbird Tracklist:
- Denise Belfon – Buss Dem Up
- Hi Grade – In And Out Of Love
- Kmc – Come Here To Live
- Machel Montano And Fresh – We Doh Wah No War
- Maximus Dan – Dem High
- Out Patient (Ward One) – Doh Wine So Close
- Pilot – Tobago Dumplin Long So
- Silent Star – My Gyul
- Terry Blue – Soak Me Down
- Thunderbird Riddim – Version
- Tony Prescott – Round And Round
- Various Artistes – Thunderbird Megamix
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