DANCEHALL BULLY RIDDIM produced by TROYTON MUSIC 2016
Dancehall Bully Overview
Today, the yard beat of Dancehall Bully Riddim is still remembered by fans and DJs across Jamaica and beyond. Its rhythm continues to echo in clubs and street parties, proving its lasting influence on dancehall music. Many listeners recall how this riddim brought a special energy to the dance floor, making it a favorite at gatherings and events. Looking back, the riddim’s popularity was boosted by strong performances from several artists. Jahmiel’s “Next Move” stood out with its catchy flow and lyrics. Aidonia brought his own style on “Trigger Work It,” giving the riddim a tough, confident edge. Demarco’s “Walking Dead” added another layer, mixing melody with a darker tone. Moshan’s “Bad Gal” and Theron’s “Too Real” both offered unique voices, making the riddim feel fresh and diverse. The combination of Charly Black and Moshan on “Bad Gal” was also memorable, adding even more excitement. Behind the scenes, the producer TROYTON MUSIC played a key role. Known for creating popular dancehall projects, TROYTON MUSIC has a reputation for bringing together top artists and delivering hits that reach wide audiences. The label’s attention to detail and understanding of the dancehall scene helped make Dancehall Bully Riddim stand out in 2016. This yard beat remains an important part of dancehall history. Its sound, the artists’ performances, and the work of TROYTON MUSIC all came together to create a riddim that is still played and celebrated today. For many, Dancehall Bully Riddim is a reminder of dancehall’s energy and its power to bring people together.
Dancehall Bully Tracklist:
- I-Octane – Hot Off The Press
- Jahmiel – Next Move
- Aidonia – Trigger Work It
- Mavado – Dem Run Eeen
- Demarco – Walking Dead
- Charly Black –
- Moshan – Bad Gal
- Theron – Too Real
- Dancehall Bully Riddim – Troyton Music
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