BUMPA JUMP RIDDIM produced by BIG LEAGUE / IROSHIMA 2017
Bumpa Jump Overview
The Bumpa Jump Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most exciting voices in 2017. 90'S Fella, known for his energetic style, delivered the song "Temperature Increase." Banton, who has made a name in the dancehall scene, gave fans "Bumpa Jump." Hugo Flow and Don Efere joined forces on "Back It Up," adding a unique touch to the project. Jah Myhrakle, who gained attention with "Pon Me," and Jahkal, with "Weh Deh Know Yuh," also made their mark on the riddim. These artists each brought their own sound and energy. For example, Banton has been recognized for his strong presence in the dancehall world, with past collaborations and performances that have reached audiences across the Caribbean. Jah Myhrakle has also appeared on other popular riddims, showing his versatility as an artist. The bashment flow of Bumpa Jump Riddim was shaped by producer BIG LEAGUE / IROSHIMA. Known for creative production and a love for horn riffs, BIG LEAGUE / IROSHIMA has worked on several projects that mix classic dancehall with modern sounds. Their production style helped make the riddim stand out, using bold beats and catchy melodies. Other songs like "Cocky Krusher" by Juggernaut, "Nuh Trus Fren" by Markuss Simms, "Sidung & Wine" by Mr Diamond, "Bumpa Up N Jump" by Oliky Dee, and "Time Ah Mi Life" by Pternsky added even more flavor to the release. The bashment flow of Bumpa Jump Riddim captured the rebellious spirit of its time. Its fire and energy from 2017 still echo in dancehall today.
Bumpa Jump Tracklist:
- 90’S Fella – Temperature Increase
- Banton – Bumpa Jump
- Hugo Flow And Don Efere – Back It Up
- Jah Myhrakle – Pon Me
- Jahkal – Weh Deh Know Yuh
- Juggernaut – Cocky Krusher
- Markuss Simms – Nuh Trus Fren
- Mr Diamond – Sidung & Wine
- Oliky Dee – Bumpa Up N Jump
- Pternsky – Time Ah Mi Life
- Purpl S – Bruck Body
- Boom Steppa – Blood Pressure
- Markuss Simms – Nuh Trus Fren (Acoustic)
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