BOMB A DROP RIDDIM produced by 3.5.7 RECORDS 2005
Bomb A Drop Tracklist:
- Bascom X – Woy
- Beenie Man – 3 Laws
- Beenie Man – Work It Out
- Don Mafia And Chico – Gal U Have U Man
- Elephant Man – Spy Fi Die
- G Mafia – Wha Day
- Gringo – Everything False
- Kiprich – Shake Dem Off
- Lady Saw – Mi Nah Sleep
- Macka Diamond – Again
- Mad Anju – My Girl
- Mad Cobra – War
- Martina And Psycho – On The Beach
- Mega Banton – My Face
- Mr Lex – Look Some Gal
- Mr Vegas – Girls On My Mind
- Polka Dot – Road Again
- Predator – Dem A No Badman
- Queen Paula – Pon Dem
- Razor – Mr Dixon
- Tok – Mek Dem War
- Tony Matterhorn – Dont Kill The Pussy
- Vybz Kartel – No Apology
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Bomb A Drop Overview
The bashment flow of the Bomb A Drop Riddim, released in 2005, is a vibrant tapestry of energetic beats that still reverberates through dancehall clubs today. Its anthemic rhythms are designed to get feet moving and hearts racing, embodying the lively spirit of dancehall culture. Central to this riddim are several standout artists who brought their unique flair to the project. Bascom X, known for his hit "Woy," adds a soulful touch with his powerful vocals. Beenie Man, a dancehall legend with tracks like "3 Laws" and "Work It Out," injects his signature style and charisma, further elevating the riddim's appeal. Don Mafia and Chico team up on "Gal U Have U Man," delivering a playful yet commanding performance. Meanwhile, Elephant Man, famous for his energetic stage presence and songs like "Spy Fi Die," contributes his infectious energy, ensuring the riddim remains a staple in dancehall playlists. G Mafia's "Wha Day" rounds out the collection with a fresh perspective, adding to the riddim's diverse soundscape. The masterminds behind this dynamic project, 3.5.7 RECORDS, played a crucial role in shaping the riddim's success. Known for their innovative approach and dedication to dancehall's core essence, the label has consistently delivered projects that resonate with fans and selectors alike. Their work on Bomb A Drop Riddim is a testament to their ability to craft beats that inspire both movement and emotion, cementing their place in the dancehall scene. Even today, selectors continue to rate this mix from 2005, a testament to its enduring impact and the artistry of those involved.