DRY BREAD RIDDIM produced by MADD SPIDER PRODUCTIONS 2015
Dry Bread Overview
If you love dancehall, you know how important a strong street anthem base is for any riddim. In 2015, MADD SPIDER PRODUCTIONS dropped the Dry Bread Riddim, and the bassline quickly became a favorite in sound system culture. The heavy, rolling beat was built for big speakers and outdoor bashments, giving DJs the perfect foundation to run a session. Bashment arrangers loved the riddim’s energy, using it to keep the dance floor moving and the crowd engaged. MADD SPIDER PRODUCTIONS is a respected name in the dancehall scene. The label is known for delivering high-energy riddims that get heavy rotation at parties and on radio. The Dry Bread Riddim stands out as one of their best works, helping to boost their reputation both in Jamaica and overseas. The riddim brought together a strong line-up of artists, each adding their own flavor. Capital D’s “Dale Patra” rides the riddim with smooth vocals, while Delly Ranx on “Dem Friend Deh” brings his signature lyrical style. Froggy Maddsquad & Baby Boom join forces on “General A Road,” giving the riddim a real street anthem feel. Jovex’s “Dem Nuh Bad” and Mega Banton’s “Night Stalker” each add their own energy, keeping the vibes fresh. Sizzla Kolanji’s “Bun Dem Out,” Taranchyla’s “Wagonist Refix,” and X Ale’s “Nuh Tek Dis” round out the project with more fire. The Dry Bread Riddim’s street anthem base is still remembered as a key part of dancehall history, especially for fans who love the sound system experience.
Dry Bread Tracklist:
- Capital D – Dale Patra (Back It Up)
- Delly Ranx – Dem Friend Deh
- Froggy Maddsquad & Baby Boom – General A Road
- Jovex – Dem Nuh Bad
- Mega Banton – Night Stalker
- Sizzla Kolanji – Bun Dem Out
- Taranchyla – Wagonist Refix
- X Ale – Nuh Tek Dis (Real Mcoay)
- Dry Bread Riddim Instrumental
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