BOBO SPICE RIDDIM produced by CALI BUD PRODUCTION 2000
Bobo Spice Overview
In the year 2000, dancehall selectors often reached for the street anthem base of the Bobo Spice Riddim. This collection stood out among other riddims of its time because of its high energy and memorable performances. While many dancehall compilations from that era had a similar uptempo style, the Bobo Spice Riddim brought together top artists and strong production. Capleton’s “Cooyah Cooyah” is a highlight, showing his powerful delivery. Capleton was already well-known for songs like “Jah Jah City,” and his presence on this riddim added serious weight. Elephant Man’s “Who God Bless” gives the riddim a lively, party-ready feel. Elephant Man, famous for his hit “Pon De River, Pon De Bank,” always brought excitement to any project. Lexxus delivers fire with “Mad Dem Bun Dem,” while Mr Vegas adds his unique style on “Bad Girl.” Mr Vegas had major success with his 1998 hit “Heads High,” and his voice is instantly recognizable. Sizzla, another respected artist, brings a conscious touch with “Loving & Upright.” TOK’s “Come To Set An Example” also fits perfectly into the mix. The architect behind this riddim is CALI BUD PRODUCTION. Known for their consistent sound, CALI BUD PRODUCTION helped shape the dancehall landscape in the early 2000s. Their work on the “Bobo Spice Riddim Version” made this release a favorite for DJs and fans. Even today, people remember this street anthem base as a classic from that era.
Bobo Spice Tracklist:
- Capleton – Cooyah Cooyah
- Elephant Man – Who God Bless
- Lexxus – Mad Dem Bun Dem
- Mr Vegas – Bad Girl
- Sizzla – Loving & Upright
- Tok – Come To Set An Example
- Cali Bud Production – Bobo Spice Riddim Version