Trilogy 2 & Ole Sore Riddim – King Jammy x Ward 21 2001
Trilogy 2 and Ole Sore Overview
Today, dancehall fans still remember the party backdrop of the Trilogy 2 and Ole Sore Riddim as a turning point in the music’s history. The raw street flavor and high energy from those sessions brought a new edge to dancehall parties in 2001. The sound of the riddim filled clubs and street dances, making it a favorite for selectors and partygoers. The riddim’s strength came from the unique voices and styles of the artists who recorded on it. Bling Dawg Aka Ricky Rudie’s “Naah Stop” showed his playful delivery and confidence. Bounty Killer, with “All Out,” brought his signature commanding presence, giving the riddim a powerful stamp. Buccaneer added a fun twist with “Loose ball,” while Chicky D’s “Fat Nuh Rahtid” kept the energy lively and bold. Chuck Fender’s “Musidem” added a conscious touch, showing the riddim’s versatility. Other songs like David King & Rasta Youth’s “Scared,” Elephant Man’s “Not Me,” Frisco Kid’s “Bite Di Dust,” Lady Saw’s “Uncensored,” and Merciless’ “Cripple” each contributed their own flavor, making the riddim a true showcase of talent. Each artist brought something different, but together they created a sound that kept dancehall fans moving. The beat maker behind the riddim helped guide the overall direction, blending party vibes with street energy. This combination made the riddim stand out and last over the years. The party backdrop of Trilogy 2 and Ole Sore Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its unstoppable energy and unique collaborations.
Trilogy 2 and Ole Sore Tracklist:
- Bling Dawg Aka Ricky Rudie – Naah Stop
- Bounty Killer – All Out
- Buccaneer – Loose ball
- Chicky D – Fat Nuh Rahtid
- Chuck Fender – Musidem
- David King & Rasta Youth – Scared
- Elephant Man – Not Me
- Frisco Kid – Bite Di Dust
- Lady Saw – Uncensored
- Merciless – Cripple
- Mr Easy – A Nuff Things
- Mr Lex – I Don’t Care
- Red Rat – Ole Sore
- Ward 21 & Elephant Man – 911
- Ward 21 – Another Robbery
- Wayne Marshall & Baby G – Bus Wi Gun (Ring Ring)
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