Tweet Oops Riddim – The Club Remix

TWEET OOPS RIDDIM produced by THE CLUB REMIX 2002

Tweet Oops Overview

In 2002, the Tweet Oops Riddim made a splash in the dancehall scene, bringing a fresh sound with its trap-infused melodies and bold beats. The sound system cut carried the raw energy that dancehall fans craved, with its pulsing rhythm and infectious vibe that got people moving on the dance floor. Capleton, a well-known figure in the dancehall world, lent his voice to the riddim with "Call Me On The Telephone." Capleton, also known for his hit "Jah Jah City," brings a fiery energy to his music, making him a staple in the genre. Meanwhile, Mark Ice Dillgin added his own flair with tracks like "New Slang" and "Cus Cus," showcasing his versatility and ability to adapt to different styles within dancehall. The production of this bashment release was guided by THE CLUB REMIX, a producer known for crafting club-ready hits that resonate with audiences. THE CLUB REMIX has been instrumental in shaping the sound of modern dancehall, with a knack for blending traditional elements with contemporary influences. Their work on the Tweet Oops Riddim helped it stand out among the many heavy bashment drops of 2002, ensuring its place in the playlists of dancehall enthusiasts. The combination of Capleton's and Mark Ice Dillgin's distinct styles, along with the expert production of THE CLUB REMIX, made the Tweet Oops Riddim a memorable release that balanced depth with accessibility, offering vibes that lasted well beyond its initial debut.

Tweet Oops Tracklist:

1. Capleton – Call Me On The Telephone (Hip Hop Remix)
2. Mark Ice Dillgin – New Slang (Hip Hop Remix)
3. Mark Ice Dillgin – Cus Cus (Hip Hop Remix)