VAMPIRE RIDDIM produced by PEOPLE’S RECORDS 2001
Vampire Overview
Vampire Riddim comes from the heart of Jamaica’s dancehall scene in 2001. This bashment rhythm is full of energy and helped shape the sound of that year. The riddim quickly became popular in sound clashes and parties because of its catchy beat and lively vibe. Several well-known artists added their voices to Vampire Riddim. Elephant Man, famous for his hit “Pon De River, Pon De Bank,” brings his signature style to the track “Vampire.” His energetic performance is a highlight and shows why he is one of dancehall’s top stars. Ken Boothe, a legendary reggae singer known for the classic song “Everything I Own,” teams up with Mr Vegas and Anthony on “Fall In Love.” Mr Vegas is also popular worldwide for his song “Heads High,” which reached the top of the UK reggae charts. Together with Anthony, their smooth vocals and unique flows make “Fall In Love” a standout on this riddim. The sound engineer behind Vampire Riddim helped create its crisp, powerful sound. The producer, PEOPLE'S RECORDS, has a strong reputation in Jamaica. Founded by Clive Hunt, the label has worked with many top artists and is known for quality dancehall and reggae productions. PEOPLE'S RECORDS gave Vampire Riddim its unique identity and lasting impact. Vampire Riddim remains a fiery example of dancehall’s power in 2001, bringing together top talent and unforgettable beats.
Vampire Tracklist:
- Elephant Man – Vampire
- Ken Boothe, Mr Vegas & Anthony – Fall In Love
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