DOO RUN RIDDIM produced by MR DOO MUSIC 2021
Doo Run Overview
The bashment rhythm has always been a key sound in dancehall music, known for its energetic style and heavy basslines. In 2021, the Doo Run Riddim brought new life to the bashment scene. Produced by MR DOO MUSIC, a label with a long history in reggae and dancehall, this riddim gave selectors and DJs fresh energy for dancehall nights. MR DOO MUSIC is known for working with top Jamaican artists and producing tracks that often find their way into dancehall charts and parties. The Doo Run Riddim featured a strong lineup of artists. Abba Doo delivered "Prayer," bringing a heartfelt message over the driving beat. Amber Lee made her mark with "I Get Money," showing her sharp lyrics and confident flow. Bounty Killer, a legend in dancehall with hits like "Look," teamed up with Brian & Tony Gold on "Things You Do." Brian & Tony Gold are well known for their classic collaborations in the 1990s, including the hit "Compliments on Your Kiss." The riddim also included Distürb with "Bangarang," Eski with "Steppin Hot," and Kevin Lawrence with "Run Run." Each artist brought a unique style, keeping the energy high. King Knemisis and Vida joined forces on "Baby Baby," while Mezmo Roc One added "Keep on Moving" to the mix. Shaggy and Rayvon, famous for their international hit "Angel," contributed "Drive Me Insane," adding star power to the project. Looking back, the Doo Run Riddim captured the lively spirit of 2021’s dancehall and bashment sound, giving fans and selectors plenty of excitement for the dancefloor.
Doo Run Tracklist:
- Abba Doo – Prayer
- Amber Lee – I Get Money (Raw)
- Amber Lee – I Get Money
- Bounty Killer, Brian & Tony Gold – Things You Do
- Distürb – Bangarang
- Eski – Steppin Hot
- Kevin Lawrence – Run Run
- King Knemisis, Vida – Baby Baby
- Mezmo Roc One – Keep on Moving
- Shaggy, Rayvon – Drive Me Insane
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