BOUNCE RIDDIM produced by X-TRA LARGE 2000
Bounce Overview
In the year 2000, the bashment rhythm made a big mark on dancehall music. This beat brought a rough, street vibe to parties and sound system dances all over Jamaica. At the heart of this sound was producer X-TRA LARGE, a name known for pushing the energy in the studio. X-TRA LARGE was not just a beatmaker but also the mixing board king, shaping the sound with sharp cuts and heavy bass. His label, X-TRA LARGE Records, became famous for putting out some of the hottest dancehall tracks of the era. The recording process for the bashment rhythm was all about capturing the raw feel. The musicians and singers would gather in the studio, and X-TRA LARGE would guide them, making sure every vocal and instrument hit hard. The result was a rhythm that felt alive, with a driving pulse that made people want to move. Some of dancehall’s top names brought their own style to the bashment rhythm. Spragga Benz, with his song "Ah Dem," showed his skill as a lyricist and performer. Spragga Benz is well known for his hit "Jack It Up" and his long career in dancehall. Chico’s "Enemy" added another layer, bringing his smooth voice to the mix. Goofy, with "Fuck Up," gave the rhythm a playful, catchy touch. Frisco Kid’s "Go For The Money" and Beenie Man’s "Trouble Maker" also stood out. Beenie Man, called the "King of Dancehall," won a Grammy for Best Reggae Album in 2001.
Bounce Tracklist:
- Spragga Benz – Ah Dem
- Chico – Enemy
- Goofy – Fuck Up
- Frisco Kid – Go For The Money
- Beenie Man – Trouble Maker
- Frankie Sly – Yuh Nuh
- Baby Cham – Man A Man
- Degree – Ohh Yeahee
- Tok – When Again
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