Bad Suh Riddim – Washroom Entertainment 2010
Bad Suh Overview
In 2010, dancehall music was full of energy and creativity. Parties in Jamaica and around the world were alive with new sounds and rebellious spirit. The Bad Suh Riddim captured this moment perfectly, becoming a key part of dancehall culture. This riddim brought together several talented artists, each adding their own style to the beat. Busy Signal was already a well-known name in dancehall by 2010. With “Wine Up (Nah Pop Dung) - Radio” and “Wine Up (Nuh Pop Dung) - Raw,” he delivered catchy hooks and strong vocals that fit the lively mood of the riddim. Angele Smith, with “Falling In Pieces,” showed a smooth and emotional side, giving the riddim a different feel. Chico’s “Ohh Lalala” added a playful and melodic touch. Chico is known for his ability to blend melody with dancehall rhythms, and this song is a good example. Mr Lexx, a veteran in the dancehall scene, brought his signature energy to “Gyal Yuh Hot,” a track that kept the dance floors moving. Natel, with “Make You Sweat,” offered a song that matched the party vibe, encouraging people to dance and enjoy the moment. Other artists like Nicky B with “Tik Tok,” Sanjay with “Work Money,” and Tami Chynn with “Nevah Know (Wicked Inna Bed)” in both radio and raw versions, all contributed to the riddim’s unique sound. This party backdrop from 2010 still stands out in dancehall history, showing how collaboration and creativity can make music that lasts.
Bad Suh Tracklist:
- Angele Smith – Falling In Pieces
- Busy Signal – Wine Up (Nah Pop Dung) – Radio
- Busy Signal – Wine Up (Nuh Pop Dung) – Raw
- Chico – Ohh Lalala
- Mr Lexx – Gyal Yuh Hot
- Natel – Make You Sweat
- Nicky B – Tik Tok
- Sanjay – Work Money
- Tami Chynn – Nevah Know (Wicked Inna Bed) – Radio
- Tami Chynn – Nevah Know (Wicked Inna Bed) – Raw
- Tifa – Seh Mi Good
- Trever Off-Key – Bottle Popper
- Version – Bad Suh Riddim
- Vital – Nah Guh Back (Prison)
- Voicemail – Buss A Wine (Walk Out)
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