VOLUME RIDDIM produced by MENTALLY DISTURBED 2000 (GREENSLEEVES RHYTHM ALBUM #4)
Volume Overview
In 2000, dancehall parties were full of energy and excitement. The music was fast, the crowd moved nonstop, and the sound system ruled the night. This was the mood that shaped the Volume Riddim, a release that captured the real feeling of those dances. On this riddim, artists like Admiral Bailey, Amin Brasco, and Beenie Man brought their own style. Admiral Bailey’s “Work With it” kept the crowd jumping, while Amin Brasco’s “Bang Bang” added a sharp, catchy hook. Beenie Man, known for his chart-topping hit “Who Am I (Sim Simma)” and his Grammy-winning album “Art & Life,” showed his skills with both “Moses Cry” and “Roll Deep.” Bounty Killer, a dancehall legend with international recognition and a Grammy win for his work with No Doubt, delivered “Warlord's World.” Cutty Ranks, famous for his classic “The Stopper,” gave fans “Badman Sittin.” The riddim was shaped by the producer MENTALLY DISTURBED, who worked with the respected label Greensleeves Records. Greensleeves is known for releasing some of the biggest dancehall and reggae projects. MENTALLY DISTURBED brought a fresh sound, mixing uptempo beats that kept the party alive. Volume Riddim was more than just music—it was the heartbeat of the 2000s dancehall scene, filled with big voices and unstoppable rhythms.
Volume Tracklist:
- Admiral Bailey – Work With it
- Amin Brasco – Bang Bang
- Beenie Man – Moses Cry
- Beenie Man – Roll Deep
- Bounty Killer – Warlord’s World
- Cutty Ranks – Badman Sittin
- Elephant Man – Fake Man
- Goofy – Look Out Fi Dem
- Harry Toddler & Wayne Marshall – The Pledge
- Kiprich – Anger
- Lexxus – Who the Fuck
- Mad Cobra – Fraid a Wi
- Madd Anju – Get Involve
- Mr Vegas – In a Di Ghetto
- Red Rat – Thief
- Ricky Rudy aka Bling Dawg – For Life
- Shaka Pow – Dem Bwoy Deh
- T.O.K – Ready
- Ward 21 – Firehouser Anthem
- Ward 21, Elephant Man & Wayne Marshall – One More (Start a War)
- Wayne Marshall & Baby G – Flossing
- Instrumental – Volume Riddim
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