Bubble Gum Riddim – Stingray Records

Bubble Gum Riddim produced by Stingray Records 1995

Bubble Gum Overview

In 1995, the dancehall scene saw the release of a strong bashment rhythm produced by Stingray Records. This label, founded in London, is known for its deep connection to Jamaican music and has worked with many respected artists over the years. The rhythm became a favorite for sound system DJs, who played it in yard sessions across Jamaica and the UK. The session tape featured several standout tracks. Bubble Gum delivered the pure "Instrumental," setting the foundation for the other artists. Determine, who is well known for his hit "Kette Drum," brought energy with "Handyman." Dolamite added his voice to the mix with "Love Of Money." Double Ugly kept the vibe going with "Love Mi Manita," while General B, a member of the Monster Shack Crew and known for the hit "Patty Shop," contributed "Well Then." Other artists on the tape included Little Hero with "Badness Dont Pay," Ninja Ford with "Mission," and Simpleton with "Stop It." Each track showcased the artists’ unique style, making the riddim popular with fans and selectors alike. Stingray Records’ work on this project helped cement their place in dancehall history. The yard session tape from 1995 remains a classic, remembered for its gritty sound and strong performances.

Bubble Gum Tracklist:

1. Bubble Gum – Instrumental
2. Determine – Handyman
3. Dolamite – Love Of Money
4. Double Ugly – Love Mi Manita
5. General B – Well Then
6. Little Hero – Badness Dont Pay
7. Ninja Ford – Mission
8. Simpleton – Stop It

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