WATER CRACKERS RIDDIM produced by LOONY BIN RECORDS 2004
Water Crackers Overview
The dancehall scene in 2004 was electrified by the Water Crackers Riddim, a creation from the innovative minds at LOONY BIN RECORDS. Known for their ability to produce compelling beats, LOONY BIN RECORDS has been a significant force in the reggae and dancehall music industry. Their knack for crafting memorable rhythms has led them to work with a range of top-tier artists, making them a respected name in the genre. The Water Crackers Riddim brought together some of dancehall's most dynamic voices, including Anthony B, Beenie Man, and Bling Dawg. Anthony B, known for his fiery performances and socially conscious lyrics, delivered "Tek Buoy Gal," a track that showcases his energetic style. Beenie Man, often referred to as the "King of Dancehall," added his flair with "Caa Touch Yu Again," further solidifying his reputation as a dancehall icon. Bling Dawg contributed "Rude Boy Regime," bringing his unique voice and vibe to the mix. Also featured on the riddim were Bugsy Malone with "Converse" and Galaxy P with "Gal Yu Hot," each adding their own flavor to the project. The riddim's success on the dance floor was undeniable, as it became a staple in clubs and parties, embodying the vibrant energy of the dancehall scene. Together, these artists and LOONY BIN RECORDS crafted a riddim that not only stood out in 2004 but continues to resonate with fans of the genre, proving the lasting impact of their collaboration.
Water Crackers Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Tek Buoy Gal
- Beenie Man – Caa Touch Yu Again
- Bling Dawg – Rude Boy Regime
- Bugsy Malone – Converse
- Galaxy P – Gal Yu Hot
- Mr Lexx – Punchline
- Red Rat – Hip Hip Hooray
- Version – Water Crackers Riddim
- Voicemail – You Look Good
- Vybz Kartel – Never Yet
- Ward 21 & Bounty Killer – Badda Than That-(Remix)
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