WILD OUT RIDDIM produced by HARD DRIVE RECORDS 2004
Wild Out Overview
Today, the Wild Out Riddim is fondly remembered by dancehall fans for its infectious energy and its role in countless late-night parties. Released in 2004, this riddim captured the lively spirit of dancehall and became a staple in the genre's history. The artists who contributed to the Wild Out Riddim brought their unique flair to the project. Einstien, known for his track "We Nah," added his distinctive voice to the mix. Hollow Point's "Shake It For Me" and Mad Anju's "Wine Inna Dis" were other standout tracks that kept listeners moving. Martina's "Whip" and the duo Mitch And General B with "Dem Ting Deh" also added to the riddim's appeal, showcasing a variety of styles and vocal talents. One notable artist associated with the riddim, Mr Lex, is known for his hit "Best A Dem," which further solidified his place in dancehall music. Meanwhile, Problem Child's "Highest Grade," Spragga Benz's "Ready Now," and TOK's "Shake That Body" each brought their own energy to the collection, making the riddim a comprehensive showcase of dancehall talent. The mastermind behind the Wild Out Riddim was HARD DRIVE RECORDS, a label known for its innovative approach to dancehall music. HARD DRIVE RECORDS has been instrumental in pushing the boundaries of the genre, and their ability to create memorable and dance-triggering productions is evident in this release. Looking back, the Wild Out Riddim played a significant role in keeping dancehall vibrant and alive in 2004, leaving a lasting impact on the music scene and continuing to be celebrated by fans today.
Wild Out Tracklist:
- Einstien – We Nah
- Hollow Point – Shake It For Me
- Mad Anju – Wine Inna Dis
- Martina – Whip
- Mitch And General B – Dem Ting Deh
- Mr Lex – Best A Dem
- Problem Child – Highest Grade
- Spragga Benz – Ready Now
- Tok – Shake That Body
- Unknown Artist – Hot Girl
- Unknown Artist – So Wrong
- Version – Wild Out Riddim
- Vybz Kartel – No Gal Clown
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