Voodoo Riddim – Various Artists

VOODOO RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2000

Voodoo Overview

The year 2000 was an exciting time for dancehall music. The Voodoo Riddim arrived during this era, bringing a fresh sound to the bashment scene. The producer, known as VARIOUS ARTISTS, has a history of working with different talents to create memorable compilations. Their work often brings together strong voices and unique styles, helping to shape the sound of Caribbean dance floors. Dawg E Slaughter made a big impact with “Wine Dem Out,” a track known for its energy and catchy lyrics. Diamond Cut’s “Fight For Yuh Man” added a bold, confident vibe to the riddim. Farmer Nappy, famous for his later hit “Big People Party,” delivered “Negative Positive,” showing his skill for mixing melody with real-life stories. Kmc’s “Call Me Now” brought a high-energy feel, while Machel Montano, one of Trinidad’s most awarded soca stars, contributed “Stalker.” Montano is known for his powerful performances and for winning multiple Soca Monarch titles. Maga Dan’s “Obeah Man,” Pilot’s “Wah Know Mi,” and Queen Omega’s “Serious Matter” added even more variety and depth to the project. This dancehall recording stood out in 2000, filling parties and sound systems with unforgettable vibes. The artists and producer together created a moment that is still remembered by fans of bashment music.

Voodoo Tracklist:

1. Dawg E Slaughter – Wine Dem Out
2. Diamond Cut – Fight For Yuh Man
3. Farmer Nappy – Negative Positive
4. Kmc – Call Me Now
5. Machel Montano – Stalker
6. Maga Dan – Obeah Man
7. Pilot – Wah Know Mi
8. Queen Omega – Serious Matter