BUBBLERZ RIDDIM produced by MILLBEATZ ENTERTAINMENT 2017
Bubblerz Overview
The Bubblerz Riddim compilation from 2017 brought together a strong lineup of dancehall tracks, each with its own energy and style. The collection features Gully Bop with “Monkey Wine,” Fadda Moses on “P.M,” Trinidad Ghost delivering “Whats App,” Bass Aka Trilo with “G - Bruk Off Ya Haterz,” and King David’s “Tension.” Other notable tracks include Squad D’s “Bubbler” and Pamputtae’s “Bedroom Baccanal.” Each song rides the riddim’s lively, bashment beat, designed for heavy rotation in dancehalls and parties. Gully Bop’s “Monkey Wine” stands out with his signature vocal style and catchy lyrics, keeping the crowd moving. Fadda Moses brings a different vibe on “P.M,” mixing quick flows with a rhythmic drive. Trinidad Ghost uses “Whats App” to blend digital-age themes with classic dancehall delivery, showing the genre’s evolution. Bass Aka Trilo’s “G - Bruk Off Ya Haterz” is all about attitude and confidence, while King David’s “Tension” adds a layer of intensity to the compilation. At the heart of Bubblerz Riddim is MILLBEATZ ENTERTAINMENT, a production house known for fusing Caribbean sounds with modern dancehall. Based in Trinidad and Tobago, MILLBEATZ ENTERTAINMENT has made a mark with both local and international releases, and Bubblerz Riddim is one of their standout projects. Their work on this riddim shows a deep understanding of what makes dancehall tick, combining infectious rhythms with strong vocal performances. Bubblerz Riddim remains a key part of dancehall history, celebrated for its dance floor appeal and memorable collaborations.
Bubblerz Tracklist:
- Gully Bop – Monkey Wine
- Fadda Moses -P.M (Rev Per Minute)
- Trinidad Ghost – Whats App
- Bass Aka Trilo-G – Bruk Off Ya Haterz
- King David – Tension
- Squad D – Bubbler
- Pamputtae – Bedroom Baccanal
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