Bus Stop Riddim – Cashflow

BUS STOP RIDDIM produced by CASH FLOW RIDDIM produced by 2011

Bus Stop Overview

The dancehall scene in 2011 was full of energy, with parties and street sessions happening all over Jamaica. At these events, selectors and DJs played the latest riddims, and crowds moved together to the music. In this lively setting, the Bus Stop Riddim became a favorite tape, remembered for how it kept the vibes high at every dance. The riddim was produced by Cash Flow Records, a label known for their work in the dancehall industry. Cash Flow Records had already built a strong reputation by releasing several popular riddims and working with top artists. Their production style focused on clear, uptempo beats that made people want to dance. The success of their riddims often led to heavy rotation at parties and on radio, helping to shape the sound of the era. One standout track on the Bus Stop Riddim was BUGLE — NUH GROW SO. BUGLE’s delivery on this song captured the spirit of the riddim, blending a powerful message with the energetic beat. His performance was both commanding and relatable, making the song a highlight at many dancehall sessions. The Bus Stop Riddim holds a special place in dancehall history. It was more than just a collection of songs—it was a soundtrack for a time when the music brought people together. The combination of Cash Flow Records’ production and BUGLE’s memorable track ensured that this riddim would be remembered by anyone who experienced those unforgettable yard sessions. Even today, the energy of the Bus Stop Riddim lives on in the memories of dancehall fans.

Bus Stop Tracklist:

1. I – OCTANE – NUH RAMP WITH WE
2. BUGLE – NUH GROW SO