COUNTRY BUSS RIDDIM produced by NICKO REBEL MUSIC
Country Buss Overview
Country Buss Riddim was released in 2013, bringing a fresh burst of energy to the dancehall scene. Produced by NICKO REBEL MUSIC, this compilation quickly found its place in parties and sound system sessions around the world. The riddim’s heavy bass and lively rhythm captured the rebellious spirit of its time, making it a favorite among DJs and fans alike. The release features a strong lineup of dancehall artists, each adding their own style to the riddim. Bobby Hustle stands out with "Cyan Clown Me," delivering confident vocals over the driving beat. Bugle’s "Jamaican Obama" blends sharp lyrics with the riddim’s infectious groove, while Burro Banton brings his classic sound to "Want Mi," giving the compilation a deep, rootsy flavor. Delly Ranx adds a smooth touch with "Sexy Bubble," and Laden’s "Rave" keeps the party vibe going strong. Other notable tracks on the riddim include Macka Diamond’s "Town," Shaka Pow’s "Fight Fi Mi," and Voicemail’s "Special Girl." Each song highlights the versatility of the Country Buss Riddim, showing how different artists can make the same instrumental their own. NICKO REBEL MUSIC, known for pushing boundaries in modern dancehall, played a key role in shaping the sound of this release. The label has built a reputation for high-quality productions and has helped many artists reach new audiences through streaming platforms and radio play. Even years after its release, the Country Buss Riddim sound system cut remains an important part of dancehall history, reflecting the creativity and energy of the genre in 2013.
Country Buss Tracklist:
- Bobby Hustle – Cyan Clown Me
- Bugle – Jamaican Obama
- Burro Banton – Want Mi
- Chevaughn – On My Way
- Delly Ranx – Sexy Bubble
- Laden – Rave
- Macka Diamond – Town
- Shaka Pow – Fight Fi Mi
- Voicemail – Special Girl
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