Wash Out Riddim – Q45 Records

Wash Out Riddim – Q45 Records 2003

Wash Out Overview

The Wash Out Riddim brought a special energy to dancehall in 2003. Its base was heavy and booming, made for street parties and yard sessions. The mood was bold and vibrant, with a rhythm that made crowds move all night. This riddim became the backdrop for some of the era’s most memorable party anthems. Artists like Anthony B, with his track "Hip Hip I," brought conscious lyrics over the driving beat. Assassin’s "See & Blind" delivered sharp flows, matching the riddim’s lively style. Bounty Killer’s "Blast Unnu" was a clear favorite at parties, his commanding voice riding the riddim with ease. Buccaneer added his unique touch with "Press Button," keeping the energy high. Danny English & Egg Nog’s "Tease Me" offered a playful vibe, making it a staple for partygoers. The riddim was crafted by Washroom Entertainment, a label known for pushing dancehall forward in the early 2000s. Their work on the Wash Out Riddim set a standard for energetic, dance-ready productions. The beats were tight, the bassline was deep, and every artist found their own way to shine on it. Wash Out Riddim’s street anthem base still echoes in dancehall history. It was more than just a collection of songs—it was the sound of a generation’s parties and celebrations. The riddim’s impact is clear, as fans still remember how these tracks kept the dance floor packed and the vibes alive.

Wash Out Tracklist:

1. Anthony B – Hip Hip I
2. Assassin – See & Blind
3. Bounty Killer – Blast Unnu
4. Buccaneer – Press Button
5. Danny English & Egg Nog – Tease Me
6. Determine – Fresh And Hearty
7. Elephant Man – Higher Level
8. Frisco Kid – Bore
9. General Degree – Shock Out
10. Hawkeye – Nah Lie Pon It
11. Kiprich – Dat No Lie
12. Mr Vegas – Glad To Say
13. New Kidz – Hotta Set A Gal
14. Red Rat Bun Ah Fire – Wash Out
15. Singer J Wine And Go Down – Wash Out
16. Singer J & Lexxus – One Man
17. Wickerman – Girls Me Ah Follow
18. [Dub] – Wash Out Version