BALMAIN BOUNCE RIDDIM produced by LOUIE V MUSIC 2020
Balmain Bounce Tracklist:
- RDX – Pro Box (Clean)
- RDX – Pro Box (Raw)
- Takeova – No Obligation (Clean)
- Takeova – No Obligation (Raw)
- Frahcess One – Antisocial
- I Waata – Stay Real
- Intence – Switch Up (Clean)
- Intence – Switch Up (Raw)
- Ratigan – Irish Spring (Clean)
- Ratigan – Irish Spring (Raw)
- Geno – Hitlist
- Italiss – Money
- D’ Ruption – Speed Off
- Doza Medicine – My Style
- Valiant – Give Thanks
- Prado – Rise Again
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Balmain Bounce Overview
When the Balmain Bounce Riddim dropped, it quickly became a favorite in dancehall circles, especially among selectors looking to energize their sets. The riddim’s mix features a standout line-up, with each track adding a unique flavor to the overall vibe. RDX sets the pace with “Pro Box,” a song that instantly gets the crowd moving. Frahcess One’s “Antisocial” follows, bringing a raw, relatable energy. I Waata keeps things real with “Stay Real,” while Intence turns up the heat on “Switch Up.” Ratigan’s “Irish Spring” adds a refreshing twist, keeping the session lively and unpredictable. Other tracks on the mix include Geno’s “Hitlist,” Italiss with “Money,” D’ Ruption’s “Speed Off,” Doza Medicine’s “My Style,” and Prado’s “Rise Again.” Each artist delivers a distinct performance, but all ride the riddim’s infectious bounce perfectly. At the center of this project is producer LOUIE V MUSIC. Known for his sharp ear and modern approach, LOUIE V MUSIC has built a reputation for crafting hits that connect with both local and international audiences. His work under his own label has earned millions of streams, and he is respected for his consistent quality and ability to bring out the best in each artist. The Balmain Bounce Riddim stands out not just for its catchy beats, but for the way it brought together some of the most exciting voices in dancehall at the time. Its impact on club and bashment sessions cements its place as an important part of dancehall history.