BULLETPROOF RIDDIM produced by BIG TINGS RECORDS 2006
Bulletproof Overview
The party scene of 2006 was wild, bold, and full of energy. Bulletproof Riddim captured this mood perfectly. The riddim’s sound was heavy with sharp beats and a rebellious spirit that made every dance floor come alive. The songs on this project were more than just music—they were anthems for a generation ready to break the rules and have a good time. Christopher Feat G Mafiah brought serious fire with “Devil In Disguise.” G Mafiah also stood out with his solo version, “Devil In Disguise,” and the hard-hitting “Lock To The Max.” These tracks showed G Mafiah’s unique style and helped keep his name buzzing in dancehall circles. Hawkeye’s “Go Find Back Your Head” added a touch of humor and his signature flow. Hawkeye is known for his playful lyrics and has been featured on several popular riddims throughout his career. Innocent Crew’s “She Gone” brought a different flavor to the riddim, adding smooth vocals and catchy hooks. Each artist gave the riddim its own twist, but together they created something that felt fresh and powerful. The mastermind behind Bulletproof Riddim was BIG TINGS RECORDS. The label is respected for pushing dancehall forward and supporting new sounds. BIG TINGS RECORDS has worked on several influential projects and is known for helping young artists make their mark. Even today, the party backdrop and energy of Bulletproof Riddim remind us of the fire that dancehall brought to 2006. The riddim still stands as a true party starter.
Bulletproof Tracklist:
- Christopher Feat G Mafiah – Devil In Disguise
- G Mafiah – Lock To The Max
- Hawkeye – Go Find Back Your Head
- Innocent Crew – She Gone
- Monster Twins – Shout It Out
- Nazzleman – Anytime Ur In My Place
- Sizzla – It’s Natural (Edit)
- Sizzla – It’s Natural
- O.K – Get With Your Girl
- Version – Bulletproof Riddim
- Wes And Complexion – Shake It Mami
- Zumjay – Greedy
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