WAKE UP RIDDIM produced by STONE COLD RECORDS 2004
Wake Up Overview
The bashment flow of 2004 brought a raw and energetic vibe that dancehall fans craved. This style was all about lively beats and catchy rhythms that made you want to dance. Among the standout artists who embraced this flow were Alley Lion (Alley Cat), Beenie Man, and Buju Banton. Alley Lion (Alley Cat) is known for his song "Mamma," which showcases his unique style. Beenie Man, a dancehall legend, delivered "Riches," adding to his already impressive career that includes winning a Grammy for Best Reggae Album in 2001. Buju Banton added his flair with "Pretty Lady," further cementing his place in dancehall history. Capleton, another powerful voice in the genre, contributed with "Dont," while Caramel's "Aint My Fault" added a fresh touch to the mix. The production of this dancehall highlight was handled by STONE COLD RECORDS, a label known for its ability to create tracks that resonate with both traditional sound systems and modern platforms like TikTok. Their expertise in producing hits is evident in the seamless blending of beats and vocals, making the riddim a favorite for playlists and parties alike. The "Wake Up Riddim" became one of the defining sounds of 2004's bashment scene, with its infectious energy and memorable performances from top artists. It captured the essence of dancehall, offering a perfect soundtrack for fans who love to move to the rhythm.
Wake Up Tracklist:
- Alley Lion (Alley Cat) – Mamma
- Beenie Man – Riches
- Buju Banton – Pretty Lady
- Capleton – Dont
- Caramel – Aint My Fault
- Danny English – That Way
- Daville – Cant Go On
- Determine – Lighta
- Frisco Kid – Dance Pon It
- General B – Diamond Girl
- General B – March
- Harry Toddler – Ding Ding Ding
- Innocent Crew – Wake Up
- Lukie D – Cant Let U Get Away
- Mr Lexx – No Serve No Purpose
- Pickney – Supm Fi Supm
- Sizzla – Dont Fuck Around
- Thriller U – Dangerous
- Version – Wake Up
- Vybz Kartel Feat Tony Curtis – Wont Tell
- Wayne Marshall – Something Must Be Wrong
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