Toxic Riddim – K.B.C Productions

Toxic Overview

In 2002, the dancehall scene was buzzing with fresh sounds and rhythms. One standout was the street anthem base, part of the unforgettable Toxic Riddim. This riddim was a game-changer, quickly taking over bashment sessions with its infectious beats. K.B.C Productions, known for their knack in crafting catchy dancehall tunes, played a key role in its creation. Their focus on the singjay style, which blends singing and DJing, gave the riddim a unique twist that fans loved. Alozade, with his hit "Surf The Volume," Chaos with "Who Dat Catty Deh," and Chicken's "Coulda Wah" brought high energy and club-ready vibes to the mix. These tracks became favorites, not just for their catchy hooks but for their ability to keep the dance floor alive. Alozade, known for his dynamic performances, had already made a name for himself in the dancehall community, and "Surf The Volume" added to his growing reputation. The riddim also featured other notable tracks like Danny English's "Been Thru War" and Goofy's "Who You Be," each contributing to the riddim's success. Goofy, a well-known figure in dancehall, had previously made waves with hits like "Fudgie," showcasing his versatility. Compared to other mixes of the era, the street anthem base stood out for its seamless blend of artists and its high replay value. Fans of 2002 will remember it as a dancehall anthem that captured the essence of the time, thanks in large part to the skillful production of K.B.C Productions.

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