WIRELESS RIDDIM produced by DIGITAL ONE RECORDS 2003
Wireless Overview
The yard beat brings a raw, street flavor to dancehall, creating a mood that captures the energy of Jamaica's vibrant music scene. In 2003, this style was perfectly encapsulated in the Wireless Riddim, a dancehall riddim that remains influential. Artists like Amin Brasco, Anthony B, and Beenie Man delivered powerful performances that continue to resonate with fans. Amin Brasco's "Put It Pon You" and Anthony B's "Fun Time" are standout tracks that showcase their unique styles. Beenie Man, known for his hit "King of the Dancehall," adds his signature flair with "Problem Wid It." Delly Ranks, with his track "Wuk Gal Proper," and the collaboration of Delly Ranks And Mega Banton on "Nah Par Wid You," further highlight the riddim's appeal. These artists contribute to the riddim's dynamic sound, making it a staple in dancehall sessions. DIGITAL ONE RECORDS, the producer behind Wireless Riddim, played a crucial role in shaping its success. Known for producing crossover hits, DIGITAL ONE RECORDS has been influential in bringing dancehall music to a wider audience. Their ability to craft beats that move people has cemented their reputation in the music industry. Even today, DJs keep the spirit of 2003 alive by spinning tracks from the Wireless Riddim. Its hardcore grooves and lively vibes continue to inspire new generations of dancehall fans, proving that the yard beat's raw energy is timeless.
Wireless Tracklist:
- Amin Brasco – Put It Pon You
- Anthony B – Fun Time
- Beenie Man – Problem Wid It
- Delly Ranks – Wuk Gal Proper
- Delly Ranks And Mega Banton – Nah Par Wid You
- Determine – I Feel Like
- General B – Walk Away From Trouble
- Harry Toddler – Donkey Kick
- Hawkeye – Know Di Hawk
- Kananga – Stress
- Shadu – Its Gonna Be Ruff
- Version – Wireless
- Xsytement – Hot Up In Di Place
- Zahire – I Cant Stop The Rain
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