BAR BOUNCE RIDDIM produced by MARKUS RECORDS 2012
Bar Bounce Overview
In 2012, the dancehall scene was full of energy and creativity, with new riddims shaping the sound of the streets and clubs. One collection that stood out during this time was the Bar Bounce Riddim, produced by the well-known Jamaican label MARKUS RECORDS. This riddim quickly became a favorite at late-night parties, known for its infectious beats and raw, lively spirit. MARKUS RECORDS, founded by Markus Myrie, has played an important role in modern dancehall music. The label is known for working with top artists and producing several popular riddims that have made a mark both locally and internationally. With Bar Bounce Riddim, MARKUS RECORDS continued its tradition of creating music that captures the true vibe of Jamaican dancehall. Bar Bounce Riddim is built on a foundation of powerful, street-inspired rhythms. The collection features tracks like "Lets Make A Toast" by Beenie Man and Fambo, and "Whats App" by Blak Diamond. These songs add layers of excitement and energy, making them favorites among selectors and partygoers. The riddim’s punchy drums and catchy melodies encourage dancing and celebration, helping it become a street anthem in its own right. Over the years, Bar Bounce Riddim has remained an important part of dancehall history. Its sound is still remembered for bringing people together and creating unforgettable party moments. For fans and DJs alike, this collection continues to represent the true spirit of dancehall music.
Bar Bounce Tracklist:
- Beenie Man & Fambo Lets Make A Toast
- Blak Diamond Whats App
- Blak Ryno & Markus Bar Affi Shell
- Bryka End Of The Day
- Elephant Man Happy
- Flexxx & Deast Work N Party
- I Whine Baby Whine
- Khago Road Dawg
- Laden Gyal So Til
- Markus Records Bar Bounce Riddim (Instrumental)
- Mavado Live My Life (Clean)
- Mavado Live My Life (Raw)
- G & Chico Nosey Neighbour
- Ninja Kid God Almighty
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