Bounce And Wave Riddim – Washroom Entertainment

Washroom Entertainment returned in 2013 with Bounce and Wave Riddim, a dancehall juggling built for the party and the dance floor. The label was run by Conroy Forte, who had already earned a reputation for clean, club-ready productions and for scoring with earlier dancehall projects. This one landed on April 23, 2013 and sat alongside the producer’s run of glossy, modern riddims that mixed melody, bounce, and heavy bashment energy.

The sound is all movement: a skippy, bass-forward groove with enough swing for dancers and enough space for the deejays to ride it hard. The title cut with Voicemail sets the tone, and the rest of the package keeps that same springy, crowd-moving feel. Tifa’s Bend Mi Over brings sharp female-forward energy, while Chino’s Big And Broad and Konshens’ Every Gyal (Jump Up) push the riddim into full party mode. T. O. K’s Bounce It Gyal adds the group’s familiar harmonies and cheeky delivery, and Beenie Man’s Your Own gives the project veteran weight. Alaine’s Glow brings a smoother singer cut into the mix, balancing the tougher tunes.

The full lineup also includes Chico, Fambo, Trever Off Key, and Vital, which gives the riddim a broad cross-section of voices without losing its identity. For a 2013 dancehall set, Bounce and Wave hits that sweet spot where club energy, radio polish, and street appeal all meet.