VARSTING RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2005
Varsting Overview
The Varsting Riddim, released under the label VARIOUS ARTISTS, quickly established itself as a defining sound of dancehall in 2005. Known for its vibrant and energetic beats, this riddim captured the essence of dancehall culture, making it a staple in the genre's landscape. Capleton, with his track "I Love To See," brought his signature fiery delivery to the riddim. Known for his hit song "Jah Jah City" and his influential role in the reggae and dancehall scenes, Capleton's contribution added a layer of intensity to the collection. Kid Kurrupt, through "Times Hard," delivered a performance that resonated with many, reflecting the struggles and resilience found in everyday life. Mystic Man's "Righteous Stealing" showcased his ability to blend conscious lyrics with the riddim's pulsating beats, creating a track that stood out for its thought-provoking content. Meanwhile, Sean Paul and Blu Cantrell's collaboration on "Breathe" added a touch of international flair. Sean Paul, a Grammy Award-winning artist, is renowned for his chart-topping hits like "Get Busy," and his collaboration with Blu Cantrell brought even more attention to the riddim. TOK, with "Pengaleng," contributed their distinct vocal harmonies, further enriching the riddim's diverse soundscape. The group, known for hits like "Footprints," added a dynamic element to the release. Behind the scenes, VARIOUS ARTISTS, a well-regarded producer in the dancehall scene, crafted the Varsting Riddim with skillful precision. Known for creating beats that resonate with audiences, VARIOUS ARTISTS played a crucial role in making this riddim a touchstone of dancehall culture in 2005, leaving a lasting impact on the genre.
Varsting Tracklist:
- Capleton – I Love To See (Rmx)
- Kid Kurrupt – Times Hard (Rmx)
- Mystic Man – Righteous Stealing (Rmx)
- Sean Paul & Blu Cantrell – Breathe (Rmx)
- Tok – Pengaleng (Rmx)
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