BONG DIGGY BANG RIDDIM produced by KEEPLEFT RECORDS 2012
Bong Diggy Bang Overview
KEEPLEFT RECORDS is a dancehall label known for its creative approach to riddim production. Founded in Jamaica, the label has made a strong mark in the dancehall scene, especially in the early 2010s. KEEPLEFT RECORDS is recognized for pushing new sounds and working with both rising and established artists. Their releases have collected thousands of streams online and are often played at sound clashes and dancehall parties. One of the label’s most talked-about projects is the Bong Diggy Bang Riddim, released in 2012. This riddim quickly became a favorite among DJs and party-goers. The instrumental, simply titled Bong Diggy Bang Riddim Instrumental by Keepleft Records, set the tone for many hit songs and energetic performances. Konshens brought his unique style to the riddim with the track Mad Mi. His sharp delivery and catchy lyrics made the song popular in clubs and on the radio. Leftside, another key figure in dancehall, contributed two tracks: Booty Clap and High. Both songs showcase Leftside’s playful energy and knack for dancefloor anthems. Sanjay’s Drop Dat is another standout, bringing a fresh vibe and catchy hooks that kept dancers moving. Smokey added his voice to the riddim with the track High, blending smoothly with the overall sound of the release. The Bong Diggy Bang Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its party backdrop, strong production, and memorable tracks from artists like Konshens, Leftside, Sanjay, and Smokey continue to influence new generations of dancehall fans and artists.
Bong Diggy Bang Tracklist:
- Busy Signal Hold Me
- G-Anna – I Stay Clean
- Konshens – Mad Mi
- Leftside – Booty Clap
- Leftside – High (Friday Version)
- Sanjay – Drop Dat
- Smokey – High (Non-Smokers Version)
- Smokey – High (Smokers Version)
- Keepleft Records – Bong Diggy Bang Riddim Instrumental
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