BOTTOM CAMP RIDDIM produced by BLACKSTARLINE 2013
Bottom Camp Overview
In 2013, a dancehall riddim called Bottom Camp Riddim became the heartbeat of yard sessions across the city. The beat was crafted by a talented beat maker who wanted to capture the raw energy of street parties. The riddim’s journey began in a small studio, where the rhythm took shape with heavy bass and sharp snares, building a sound that made people want to move. BLACKSTARLINE, the producer behind the project, played a key role in bringing the riddim to life. Known for pushing new sounds in dancehall, BLACKSTARLINE had already made a name for himself with his label and his work helping young artists get noticed. His influence in the dancehall scene was growing, and this project was another bold step. The yard session tape brought together fresh voices, each adding their own style. Axcilant Symptom & Gentle I delivered “Cut Dem Off,” a track that quickly caught attention for its catchy hook. Taylor Talker jumped in with “Skiri Repa Ben 10,” showing off his unique flow. Bizzy D & The Original joined forces on “Tovashutira Firimu,” while Tin Tin kept the crowd moving with “Party.” The Original also gave fans “Hatichada,” adding more fire to the tape. Other highlights included Manligar’s “Kubatana Kumeso” and Bidza D’s “Tese Tichafa.” Each song became part of the riddim’s legacy, helping define the bashment energy of dancehall in 2013. This yard session tape gave these artists a real shot, marking a turning point in their careers and in the sound of dancehall itself.
Bottom Camp Tracklist:
- Axcilant Symptom & Gentle I – Cut Dem Off
- Tin Tin , Mikey D Aka Jubul & Tiger P – Kanauchiziva
- Taylor Talker – Skiri Repa Ben 10
- Bizzy D & The Original – Tovashutira Firimu
- Tin Tin – Party
- The Original – Hatichada
- Manligar – Kubatana Kumeso
- Bidza D – Tese Tichafa
- Bottom Camp Version
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