BUN IT RIDDIM produced by RED SQUARE PRODUCTIONS & MINTO PIERRE 2012
Bun It Overview
The Bun It Riddim selector’s mix first hit the dancehall scene in Jamaica in 2012. It quickly caught attention for its deep basslines and energetic vibe, making it a favorite at parties and clubs that year. The mix features a strong lineup of artists, each bringing their own style. Kemmikal stands out with “Dem Fi Gweh,” a track that shows his sharp delivery and lyrical skill. Natty Chris adds a lively touch with “Wine Girl,” a song that keeps the dance floor moving. Briggy Benz’s “Cant Stop We” gives the riddim even more energy. Briggy Benz is known in the dancehall community for his work with other rising artists and his consistent presence on local radio. Amlak’s “Need To Have It” and Tajji’s “Bad Lamp” round out the mix, helping to create a full sound that keeps listeners engaged from start to finish. Each artist brings a unique flavor, but together, they ride the riddim perfectly. The mastermind behind the production is RED SQUARE PRODUCTIONS & MINTO PIERRE. RED SQUARE PRODUCTIONS is well known in dancehall for their work with artists like Spragga Benz and for producing several influential riddims over the years. Their partnership with MINTO PIERRE on this project helped shape the riddim’s signature sound, giving it the punch and clarity that made it stand out in 2012. Many fans and selectors agree that the Bun It Riddim set the pace for bashment energy that year, with its tight production and unforgettable dancehall beat.
Bun It Tracklist:
- Kemmikal – Dem Fi Gweh
- Natty Chris – Wine Girl
- Briggy Benz – Cant Stop We
- Amlak – Need To Have It
- Tajji – Bad Lamp
- Jahfrica – Like You
- Jay 5 – Rotate
- Scotch Bonnet – Burn Badmind
- Magazeen – Progression
- Jay 5 – Bun It
- Xyclone – Money And Girls
- Star9 – Cant Tek Mi Life
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Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.