Double Bubble Overview
The Double Bubble Riddim yard session tape first made waves in Jamaica in 2013, quickly becoming a favorite among dancehall fans. Released by ZINC LANE RECORDS, the tape brought together a strong lineup of artists, each delivering their own style over the driving riddim. Capleton stands out with “Crazzy,” a track full of energy and his signature commanding delivery. Anthony B adds to the party atmosphere with “Party Hard,” a song that encourages listeners to let loose and enjoy the vibe. Mad Cobra’s “Last Day” brings a grittier edge, showing why he remains a respected name in the genre. Teetimus delivers smooth vocals on “Long As I Live,” while Blacka Don shares a personal message in “Thats My Life.” The tape also features memorable contributions from Lady Saw & Sunshine with “Starlife,” Blak Ryno on “100 Degrees,” Hitman Wally’s “Body Wear,” Rdx with “Do Road,” and Classical Esko’s “Here We Go.” Each artist brings something unique, blending hardcore deejay cuts with melodic hooks. ZINC LANE RECORDS, known for pushing fresh talent and producing high-quality dancehall releases, crafted a riddim that remains a staple in yard sessions and sound system clashes. Their work on Double Bubble Riddim helped cement their reputation for consistency and creativity within the dancehall community. Today, the Double Bubble Riddim yard session tape is remembered as an important piece of dancehall history, capturing the spirit and sound of its time while continuing to influence new artists and producers.
Double Bubble Tracklist:
- Capleton – Crazzy
- Anthony B – Party Hard
- Mad Cobra – Last Day
- Teetimus – Long As I Live
- Blacka Don – Thats My Life
- Lady Saw & Sunshine – Starlife
- Blak Ryno – 100 Degrees
- Hitman Wally – Body Wear
- Rdx – Do Road
- Classical Esko – Here We Go
- Liquid & Pattex – Life Over Everything
- Sunshine – Croc
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