Wipe Out Riddim – Danger Zone Records 2006
Wipe Out Overview
In 2006, the Wipe Out Riddim arrived on the dancehall scene, making a strong impact on sound system culture. This riddim captured the rebellious energy of its time, giving DJs and selectors a fresh sound to energize their sessions. The Wipe Out Riddim was built for the dancefloor, with a driving beat and catchy hooks that kept the crowd moving and engaged. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer played a big role in shaping the riddim’s powerful sound. The engineer balanced the heavy bass, crisp snares, and bright melodies, making sure each element was clear and punchy through big speakers. This attention to detail meant the riddim sounded just as good at street dances as it did in clubs. The Wipe Out Riddim became a platform for top artists to showcase their skills. Bounty Killer brought raw energy with "Punnany Rally," while Buju Banton delivered his signature style on "Me And Oonu." Bunji Garlin’s "Fire Fe Dem" added a burst of Caribbean heat. Ce'cile’s "Goody" stood out with her confident delivery, and Future Troubles kept the vibe lively with "Shake It." The riddim also featured Idonia with "Tough Talk," Lady Saw with "Squeezing Me," Mitch with "No Where To Run," and Pavol Hammel with both "Dancing Is Here To Stay" and "Look Alike." Each artist added their own flavor, making the riddim diverse and exciting. Today, the Wipe Out Riddim remains a key part of dancehall history. Its rhythms and performances still inspire sound systems and fans, showing the lasting power of well-crafted dancehall music.
Wipe Out Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer – Punnany Rally
- Buju Banton – Me And Oonu
- Bunji Garlin – Fire Fe Dem
- Ce’cile – Goody
- Future Troubles – Shake It
- Idonia – Tough Talk
- Lady Saw – Squeezing Me
- Mitch – No Where To Run
- Movado – Gun Battle
- Pavol Hammel – Dancing Is Here To Stay
- Pavol Hammel – Look Alike
- Pavol Hammel – Wipe Out
- TOK – Ugly
- Tanto Metro & Devonte – Nothing On Me
- Tony Matterhorn – Agent 009
- Voice Mail – Roll Out
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