ZERO TOLERANCE RIDDIM produced by ANNEX RECORDS 2002
Zero Tolerance Overview
In 2002, the Zero Tolerance Riddim burst onto the dancehall scene, bringing a fresh wave of energy and excitement to dance floors. The journey of this riddim began in the studio, where the mixing board king meticulously crafted its infectious beats. With a focus on high-energy rhythms and bold sounds, the riddim was designed to captivate listeners and set the stage for unforgettable nights. ANNEX RECORDS, the powerhouse behind the riddim, played a pivotal role in its creation. Known for their innovative approach to music production, ANNEX RECORDS has a history of pushing the boundaries in the dancehall genre. Their influence helped shape the riddim into a standout project that resonated with fans and selectors alike. The riddim featured an impressive lineup of artists who each brought their unique flair to the tracks. Capleton, known for his fiery performances, delivered "Turn It Up," a track that became a staple in dancehall playlists. Harry Toddler added his flavor with "Mountain," while Lexxus contributed the catchy "Mi Body." Merciless showcased his versatility with two tracks, "Click Boom (Remix)" and "Come Here," both highlighting his lyrical prowess. Sizzla, a prominent figure in reggae and dancehall, offered "Grab On," further cementing his status in the music world. The Zero Tolerance Riddim quickly became a touchstone of dancehall culture in 2002, providing selectors with fresh fire for their sets. Its impact was undeniable, leaving a lasting mark on the genre and solidifying its place in dancehall history.
Zero Tolerance Tracklist:
- Capleton – Turn It Up
- Harry Toddler – Mountain
- Lexxus – Mi Body
- Merciless – Click Boom (Remix) (Bonus)
- Merciless – Come Here
- Sizzla – Grab On
- Tony Rebel – Good Boy
- Version – Zero Tolerance
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