90’S BUBBLE RIDDIM produced by BLAQK SHEEP MUSIC 2012
90s Bubble Overview
In 2012, dancehall selectors were searching for fresh sounds that could energize the dance floor. The selector’s mix of the 90s Bubble Riddim stood out that year, thanks to its booming basslines and sharp rhythms. This riddim captured the excitement of the time, blending classic vibes with modern touches that kept crowds moving. At the heart of this riddim’s success was BLAQK SHEEP MUSIC. Known for shaping dancehall’s sound in the early 2010s, the label built a reputation for crafting tight, impactful productions. Their work often climbed local charts, and they became known for spotlighting both established and rising voices in the scene. With the 90s Bubble Riddim, BLAQK SHEEP MUSIC once again proved their ability to bring artists together on a cohesive project. Alozade’s "Justice" brings a commanding presence, using his signature delivery to demand attention. Chico’s "Hmmm" adds a catchy hook, while his collaboration with Mr G on "Truth" offers a different flavor, showing Chico’s versatility. Darrio’s "Go Fi Dem" is energetic, driving the riddim forward with determination. Delus delivers "Gallis," a track that captures the playful side of dancehall, while Macka Diamond’s "UFO" stands out with its unique theme and confident vocals. Each artist adds their own touch, helping the riddim stay lively and diverse. This selector’s mix remains a key part of dancehall history, reminding listeners of a moment when creative production and standout artists came together to light up the scene.
90s Bubble Tracklist:
- Alozade – Justice
- Chico – Hmmm
- Darrio – Go Fi Dem (Raw)
- Darrio – Go Fi Dem (Clean)
- Delus – Gallis
- Macka Diamond – UFO
- Mr G Ft Chico – Truth (Raw)
- Mr G Ft Chico – Truth (Clean)
- Ms Baddaz – Compliments
- RDX – Wine It Up (Raw)
- RDX – Wine It Up (Clean)
- Skyaz – Hard (Raw)
- Skyaz – Hard (Clean)
- Voicemail – Tattoo
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