BOOTY CALL RIDDIM -? G.Q BEATS RECORDS?2011
Booty Call Overview
In 2011, dancehall parties thrived on energy, rhythm, and the promise of a good time. The Booty Call Riddim captured that spirit perfectly, making it a favorite for selectors and partygoers alike. Its infectious beat and playful vibe matched the era’s demand for music that could ignite a dancefloor from the first note. Behind the mixing board, the riddim’s producer played a key role in its success. With a sharp ear for what moves a crowd, the producer blended crisp percussion and catchy melodies, creating a sound that selectors called “bashment-ready.” The seamless transitions and powerful drops ensured every track was ready for heavy rotation at any yard session. Alozade’s “Call Me” stands out for its commanding vocals and catchy hook, setting the tone for the entire tape. Esco follows with “Call On My Loving,” bringing a smooth delivery that keeps the vibe alive. Fambo’s “What You Sipping On” injects a playful, party-loving spirit, perfect for late-night moments. The duo of Frisco Kid & Bascom X deliver “Make Money Everyday,” a motivational anthem that resonates with the hustle of dancehall culture. Kevin Loyd’s “Can’t Get Enough” brings a touch of romance, while Lyrikal’s “Instantly” adds lyrical flair. Macka Diamond’s “Ah Wah Do Dem” showcases her signature confidence, and Easy & Dainjamental’s “Birthday Suit” raises the energy with cheeky fun. Ras Penco’s “Love Me Girls” rounds out the session with smooth vocals and charm. This collection remains an important chapter in dancehall history, reminding fans of the power a riddim has to unite a crowd and keep the party moving.
Booty Call Tracklist:
- Alozade – Call Me
- Esco – Call On My Loving
- Fambo – What You Sipping On
- Frisco Kid & Bascom X – Make Money Everyday
- Kevin Loyd – Can’T Get Enough
- Lyrikal – Instantly
- Macka Diamond – Ah Wah Do Dem
- Easy & Dainjamental – Birthday Suit
- Ras Penco – Love Me Girls
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