BAD BELLY RIDDIM produced by WARD 21 MUSIC 2006
Bad Belly Overview
In 2006, dancehall fans got a new bashment rhythm that made serious waves in the dance. The Bad Belly Riddim, produced by WARD 21 MUSIC, became a favorite for selectors who wanted to get the party started. WARD 21 MUSIC, known for their creative production style and hits like "Badda Badda," brought their signature energy to this project. This riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most respected names. Beenie Man, often called the "King of Dancehall" and known for hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," gave us "Let Mi Know" on this rhythm. Bounty Killer, a Grammy winner for his work with No Doubt on "Hey Baby," delivered the hard-hitting "Four Season." Elephant Man, famous for his energetic performances and songs like "Pon De River, Pon De Bank," added his own fire with "Fuck Off." Other artists made their mark too. Monster Twins got the crowd moving with "Give Her it Good," while Mr Easy’s "Try Fi Diss" kept the energy high. Mr Pepper dropped "Education," and Polindus came through with "U Dig." Red Foxx gave us the title track "Bad Belly," Tifa showed her style with "I'm So Sorry," and TOK, known for their harmonies, hit hard with "Guns Pop Off." This selector’s mix stood tall among the heavy bashment drops of 2006. The Bad Belly Riddim was a must-have for any DJ looking to shell down a dance, thanks to its top-tier artists and unstoppable production from WARD 21 MUSIC.
Bad Belly Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Let Mi Know
- Bounty Killer – Four Season
- Elephant Man – Fuck Off
- Monster Twins – Give Her it Good
- Movado – Mi Buss Mi Gun
- Mr Easy – Try Fi Diss
- Mr Pepper – Education
- Polindus – U Dig
- Red Foxx – Bad Belly
- Tifa – I’m So Sorry
- Tok – Guns Pop Off
- Tony Matterhorn – Poor Some Liquor
- Unknown – Tek it in
- Ward 21 – Think Twice
- Wayne Marshall – No One Dare
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