BBQ RIDDIM produced by ADDE PRODUCTION -2011
Bbq Overview
In 2011, the Bbq Riddim brought a new sound to Carnival. This soca-inspired project quickly became a favorite for island party lovers. The riddim featured several artists, each adding their own style and energy. One of the standout tracks was CALI P — INNA THE PARTY. CALI P, known for his international reggae work, brought a lively, catchy feel that matched the festive mood of Carnival. Another memorable song was MR VEGAS — BEAUTIFUL LIFE. MR VEGAS is famous for hits like “Heads High,” and his smooth vocals made this track popular at many parties. Compared to other Carnival projects from that era, Bbq Riddim stood out for its mix of dancehall and soca. Songs like KHAGO — OVA DWEET and MILLION STYLEZ — HOLIDAY added dancehall flavor, while LEA ANNA — SWAY brought a softer, melodic touch. This variety made the riddim special, as it offered something for everyone on the road or at beach parties. ADDE PRODUCTION - BBQ RIDDIM VERSION showed the skill of the producer. ADDE PRODUCTION is known for working with top reggae and dancehall artists, and has produced hits for acts like Vybz Kartel. With Bbq Riddim, the producer blended soca beats and romantic vibes, keeping the music fresh and exciting. Even today, the island party cut from this riddim gets played during Carnival flashbacks. Tracks like GYPTIAN FT. HALLOW POINT - TIL A MAWNING and STYLO G - GHETTO GYAL remind fans of the energy from 2011.
Bbq Tracklist:
01. CALI P – INNA THE PARTY02. DADDY MORI – MIDI MINUIT03. GYPTIAN FT. HALLOW POINT – TIL A MAWNING04. KHAGO – OVA DWEET05. LEA ANNA – SWAY06. MILLION STYLEZ – HOLIDAY07. MR LEXX – DEM A WIFE (EDIT)08. MR LEXX – DEM A WIFE (EXPLICIT)09. MR VEGAS – BEAUTIFUL LIFE10. MUNGA – CALL DI WAITRESS (EDIT)11. MUNGA – CALL DI WAITRESS (EXPLICIT)12. NOTCH – MATEE OR MARRIAGE13. STYLO G – GHETTO GYAL14. ADDE PRODUCTION – BBQ RIDDIM VERSION
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