Artical One Productions
Couldn't Believe
© 2003 Nixon L. Huggins (809780003627)
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Artical One's first, Soca Grammy nominated hit Soca Fusion compilation, the Couldn't Believe Riddim, feat. Ziggy Ranking, Bunji Garlin, Screechy Dan, Khari Kill (Obafeme), Terry Felicia, Benjai & Gailann, Super P, Sean Caruth, Jah Bami (Juicy) and more. S
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- 1 Couldn't Believe
- 2 Take a Wine
- 3 Forever and a Day
- 4 Wishful Encounters
- 5 West Indies
- 6 Don't Waste My Time
- 7 Watching Me (Watchin' Meh)
- 8 Come in ah Dance
- 9 Dance
- 10 One Love
- 11 Feel Like Touching You
- 12 Everyday
- 13 Come
- 14 Couldn't Believe Instrumental
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ARTICAL ONE PRODUCTIONS' DEBUT HIT SOCA GRAMMY NOMINATED, SOCA FUSION COMPILATION. THIS IS WHERE IT ALL BEGAN. The Couldn't Believe Riddim, feat. Ziggy Ranking, Bunji Garlin, Screechy Dan, Khari Kill (Obafeme), Terry Felicia, Benjai & Gailann, Super P, Sean Caruth, Jah Bami (Juicy) and more.
SOCA, REGGAE, HIP HOP, R&B.
“‘Couldn’t Believe’ has pounded through speakers in cars and clubs throughout the city. Brooklyn’s Artical One Production Company is preparing to bust through the music industry with a stable of talented reggae, soca and R&B artists, making serious waves in 2003”.
- Adika Butler, The Daily Challenge/The New American Newspaper
“Cutting Edge sound that represents where the music is going”.
- Pat McKay, Sirius Satellite Radio
“Artical One Productions has come across a genre of music that offers an interesting blend of soca and reggae with a touch of hip-hop and R&B that creates an exciting sound. We are closely monitoring the growth of it”.
- Nolan Baynes, MTV Music Marketing
“Artical One Productions and Screechy Don are blazing a trail into the future of music with their blend of Brooklyn and Caribbean style”.
- Rob Kenner, Editor-at-large, Vibe Magazine
“Artical One consists of some of the most energetic and progressive young business men who seem to have their finger on the pulse of today’s youths, giving them a touch of the musical wave of the Caribbean while still maintaining the sound of today’s hip-hop and R&B”.
- Rich Lamont, Program Director, WLIB 1190 AM Radio