WESTERN RIDDIM produced by WORLD WIDE SUCCESS RECORDS 2003
Western Overview
In 2003, the selector’s choice for dancehall nights brought fresh energy to the scene, thanks to its vibrant and infectious beats. This selection was a hallmark of dancehall’s bashment energy, with tracks that kept the dance floors alive and buzzing. Among the standout artists featured were Capleton and Turbulence. Capleton, known for his fiery performances and conscious lyrics, contributed to the mix with his track "Hot In The Place." Capleton, often dubbed the "Fireman," is celebrated for hits like "Jah Jah City" and his impactful presence in reggae and dancehall music. His work consistently resonates with fans who appreciate his energetic and spiritual style. Turbulence also made waves in this selection with his song "Dam Da Dam." Known for his smooth voice and socially conscious messages, Turbulence has been a significant figure in reggae, often addressing themes of love and unity. His track added a unique flavor to the mix, showcasing his versatility and appeal. The producer behind this memorable selection was WORLD WIDE SUCCESS RECORDS. Known for crafting hits that dominate the dancehall scene, the label has a reputation for producing tracks that are both catchy and enduring. Their ability to create beats that resonate with audiences globally has cemented their status in the music industry. Together, these elements created a mix that defined dancehall in 2003, providing selectors with the perfect ammunition to keep the parties going strong. The infectious rhythms and dynamic performances ensured that this selection would be remembered as a golden era in dancehall music.
Western Tracklist:
- Capleton – Hot In The Place
- Frisco Kid ? Can?t Stop Wi Form Strive
- Turbulence – Dam Da Dam
- Western Riddim – Version
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