BUBALUPS RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS SOCA ARTISTS 2000
Bubalups Overview
At the turn of the millennium, the Caribbean music scene was full of energy. In 2000, the fete rhythm became a favorite at Carnival parties. This rhythm was produced by VARIOUS SOCA ARTISTS, a group known for bringing together top soca talent. Their productions often highlight the lively and melodic side of soca, and their work is played at many big events and fetes across the region. The rhythm featured several standout tracks. Bunji Garlin, known for his powerful voice and later for hits like "Differentology," brought fire with "Top Shotter Gyal." General Grant, a veteran in Trinidad and Tobago’s music scene, delivered "Done Buy We Ting." Horse Men kept the energy high with "Rough Ridders," while Iwer George, famous for his Road March wins and songs like "Savannah," gave the crowd "All De Bottom Is Yours." Kmc, an artist who would later see chart success with "Soul On Fire," performed "Big Bad Dog." Other artists on the rhythm included Krosfyah with "Sexy Body," Maga Dan with "Gimme De Signal," and the duo Radioactive & Hoppi with "Gyal Dem Tune." Each song added its own flavor, making the rhythm perfect for Carnival. In 2000, this fete rhythm was everywhere, bringing people together on the dancefloor.
Bubalups Tracklist:
- Bunji Garlin – Top Shotter Gyal
- Flava – Mama Doh Like
- General Grant – Done Buy We Ting (Part.2)
- General Grant – Done Buy We Ting
- Horse Men – Rough Ridders
- Iwer George – All De Bottom Is Yours
- Kmc – Big Bad Dog
- Krosfyah – Sexy Body
- Maga Dan – Gimme De Signal
- Radioactive & Hoppi – Gyal Dem Tune
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