VROOM RIDDIM produced by WEST INDIES 2003
Vroom Overview
In 2003, the dancehall scene was electrified by the release of the Vroom Riddim, a powerful creation that quickly became a staple in sound system culture. Crafted by the talented producer WEST INDIES, this riddim brought a fresh energy to dance floors across the Caribbean and beyond. Known for his innovative approach, WEST INDIES has been a significant figure in the dancehall genre, contributing to its evolution with his unique style and production techniques. The Vroom Riddim is a testament to his skill, featuring a tight framework that supports the vibrant performances of several standout artists. Byron And Benejha's track "Roots" and Celo's "Ki Moon Ki Di Sa" deliver energetic and memorable performances that capture the essence of dancehall music. These tracks, along with others like Coxx's "Cik - Get Down" and Ddk's "Kon Ayin," showcase the riddim's ability to serve as a dynamic backdrop for artists to express their creativity. Digital's contribution with "Pays A Cho" further enhances the riddim's reputation as a dancehall anthem, while Guerrier's "Dan Babylone" and Hardies' "Vroom!!" keep the energy levels high. Each artist brings their unique flair, making the Vroom Riddim a versatile and replayable selection for DJs and dancehall enthusiasts. The impact of the Vroom Riddim on sound system culture cannot be overstated. It became a touchstone for dancehall music, symbolizing the genre's ability to unite people on the dance floor with its infectious beats and compelling rhythms. As a club-ready riddim, it continues to be celebrated for its anthemic sound and remains a favorite among selectors and fans alike.
Vroom Tracklist:
- Byron And Benejha – Roots
- Celo – Ki Moon Ki Di Sa
- Coxx-Cik – Get Down
- Ddk – Kon Ayin
- Digital – Pays A Cho
- Guerrier – Dan Babylone
- Hardies – Vroom!!
- Intro – Let’ S Go For Drive
- Ition – Shoot Dem
- King Rebel – Brile Yo
- Life Boat And Stevie D’ – Don T Worry
- Lindo – Estas Lindo
- Lotsy – Yo Mechant
- Mighty Mike And Danthology – Yo Ka Soufe
- Radikal – Plisss Dife
- Radikal And Benejha – Yo Le Joue
- Rmx – Dead
- Rot Mc – Bouh!!
- Rot Mc – New Style
- Sensitive – Longee De Better
- Stevie D’ – Scenario
- Tenelo – Black Man Yo Vreye
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