TIGHTY TIGHTY RIDDIM produced by DON CORLEON RECORDS 2004
Tighty Tighty Overview
In 2004, the Tighty Tighty Riddim became a dancehall staple, quickly filling dance floors with its infectious beats. The yard session tape featured a lineup of tracks that highlighted the riddim's dynamic range. Among the standout tracks were Bling Dawg's "Oh No," Elephant Man's "Highty Tighty," and Mr Easy's "Send It On." Each artist brought their unique flair, contributing to the riddim's irresistible energy. Bling Dawg, known for his energetic style, added a punchy vibe to "Oh No," while Elephant Man, often called the "Energy God," delivered his signature high-energy performance on "Highty Tighty." Mr Easy, who gained recognition with hits like "Drive Me Crazy," showcased his smooth delivery on "Send It On." The riddim also featured Ms Ting with "Rich And Famous" and Nicky B's "Cold Blooded," both adding their distinct voices to the mix. Other tracks like Razor's "Can You Manage It" and Sizzla's "Dat Dem Want" further enriched the riddim's diverse soundscape. The mastermind behind this vibrant riddim was DON CORLEON RECORDS, a label known for producing some of the most iconic dancehall and reggae tracks of the early 2000s. Founded by Donovan "Don Corleon" Bennett, the label gained fame for producing hits like Sean Paul's "We Be Burnin'" and Rihanna's "Break It Off," showcasing its ability to create music that resonates across genres and audiences. In 2004, the Tighty Tighty Riddim was more than just a collection of tracks; it was a celebration of dancehall's essence, a true anthem for fans of the genre.
Tighty Tighty Tracklist:
- Bling Dawg – Oh No
- Elephant Man – Highty Tighty
- Mr Easy – Send It On
- Ms Ting – Rich And Famous
- Nicky B – Cold Blooded
- Razor – Can You Manage It
- Sanjay – Nah Tek Time
- Sizzla – Dat Dem Want
- Tami – If You
- Tighty Tighty Riddim – Version
- Tok – Shake Your Body
- Tornado & Bugle – Ackee Tree
- Vybz Kartel – Haffi Good
- Vybz Kartel – Run Come A Me
- Ward 21 – Same Old Story
- Wayne Wonder – Reasons
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