B52 BOMBER RIDDIM produced by SIPO RECORDS 2018
B52 Bomber Overview
In 2018, the B52 Bomber Riddim arrived as a standout dancehall project. Produced by SIPO RECORDS, the riddim quickly became popular in clubs and parties because of its heavy basslines and lively energy. SIPO RECORDS is known for pushing new sounds in dancehall and has worked with several rising and established acts over the years. The B52 Bomber Riddim brought together a group of strong artists. 3star delivered “Straight Unda Grung,” adding raw energy to the collection. Sipo, who is also the producer, performed on “Pop It Off,” showing his skills both behind the scenes and on the mic. Iyara, known for his time with Bounty Killer’s Alliance and songs like “Clue,” contributed “Nuh Freak.” Each artist brought their own style, making the riddim fresh and exciting. Jus Chris joined with “Nuh Bagga Talking,” while Nymron added “Fire Works.” These tracks kept the party vibe going strong. Other artists like Don Mafia with “War,” Posh Morris on “Vietnam Curse,” Jah Be’s “Talk Talk,” Hyaprofile’s “Nuclear,” and Braintear Spookie’s “Which Part” rounded out the project, giving it a full and diverse sound. Looking back, the B52 Bomber Riddim captured the spirit of 2018 dancehall. Its club-ready beats and creative lineup helped it stand out. For fans and selectors, it remains a memorable release from SIPO RECORDS, a label always ready to push the genre forward.
B52 Bomber Tracklist:
- 3star – Straight Unda Grung
- 3star – Straight Unda Grung (Raw)
- Sipo – Pop It Off
- Sipo – Pop It Off (Raw)
- Iyara – Nuh Freak
- Iyara – Nuh Freak (Raw)
- Jus Chris – Nuh Bagga Talking
- Jus Chris – Nuh Bagga Talking (Raw)
- Nymron – Fire Works
- Nymron – Fire Works (Raw)
- Don Mafia – War
- Don Mafia – War (Raw)
- Posh Morris – Vietnam Curse
- Posh Morris – Vietnam Curse (Raw)
- Jah Be – Talk Talk
- Jah Be – Talk Talk (Raw)
- Hyaprofile – Nuclear
- Hyaprofile – Nuclear (Raw)
- Braintear Spookie – Which Part
- Sipo Records – B52 Bomber Riddim Instrumental
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