WANTED RIDDIM produced by LITTLE C PRODUCTION 2003
Wanted Overview
The party energy of Wanted Riddim is still remembered by dancehall fans today. Released in 2003, this compilation is known for its bashment-ready tracks that kept crowds moving all night. Selectors often reached for these songs when they wanted to lift the mood and fill the dancefloor. The riddim’s lively backdrop became a favorite in clubs and street dances, making it a classic in dancehall history. Each artist on Wanted Riddim brought their own flavor. Anthony B’s “Come On” is a standout, with his signature vocal style pushing the riddim forward. Champelly’s “The Gal Dem” is another crowd-pleaser, celebrating the party spirit and bringing people together. China adds a warning tone with “Tek Care,” reminding listeners to stay alert. Gregory Isaacs, known for his smooth delivery, shines on “Till Morning,” adding a touch of romance to the compilation. Jubbie And Crisenty’s “I Wont Let Them” brings a message of resilience, while Sizzla’s “Judgement” delivers powerful lyrics over the energetic beat. The track “Wah Tek Those Punks” by Badz, Govana G Talamo, and the instrumental “Wanted Riddim - Version” round out the set, showing the riddim’s versatility. Behind this project is LITTLE C PRODUCTION, a label respected for crafting high-energy dancehall beats. Known for keeping the focus on rhythm and energy, LITTLE C PRODUCTION helped push the sound of early 2000s dancehall. Their work on Wanted Riddim secured their place in the genre’s history, making this release a touchstone for selectors and fans alike.
Wanted Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Come On
- Badz, Govana G Talamo – Wah Tek Those Punks
- Champelly – The Gal Dem
- China – Tek Care
- Gregory Isaacs – Till Morning
- Jubbie And Crisenty – I Wont Let Them
- Sizzla – Judgement
- Wanted Riddim – Version
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