TRASH CAN RIDDIM produced by ICE BERG RECORDS 2004
Trash Can Overview
In 2004, the dancehall scene was buzzing with energy, and the Trash Can Riddim was at its heart. Originating from the vibrant music culture of Jamaica, this riddim became the backdrop for many unforgettable late-night parties. It captured the lively spirit of the era, with tracks that kept fans moving. Among the standout artists on the Trash Can Riddim, Angel delivered a memorable performance with "Hot Gal Check List," a track that resonated with many. Chico also made waves with "Dont Ask Me," showcasing his unique style. Famous Face teamed up with Odingo on "She's A Freak," adding to the riddim's infectious vibe. Kid Kurrupt's "Gal A Request" and Looga Man's "We Can Do It In The Rain" further enriched the collection, each bringing their distinct flair to the mix. ICE BERG RECORDS, the powerhouse producer behind the Trash Can Riddim, played a crucial role in shaping its success. Known for their ability to keep the dancehall scene vibrant, ICE BERG RECORDS has been a staple in the industry, producing hits that resonate with fans worldwide. Their expertise ensured the riddim flowed seamlessly, making it a staple in the dancehall catalog of 2004. The Trash Can Riddim not only defined the bashment energy of the time but also solidified its place in dancehall history. Its impact is still felt today, reminding fans of the unforgettable nights filled with music and dance.
Trash Can Tracklist:
- Angel – Hot Gal Check List
- Chico – Dont Ask Me
- Famous Face & Odingo – She’s A Freak
- J-Lee – Balloomba
- J-Lee – In The Shade
- Kid Kurrupt – Gal A Request
- Looga Man – We Can Do It In The Rain
- Macka Diamond – Fit Physically
- Lex – We Nuh Care
- Round Head – Who Am I
- Tornado & Action- K – If Your Girl Only Knew
- Ward 21 – More Gal
- Zumjay – This One’s
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