EAR BUD RIDDIM produced by DJ SMURF RECORDS 2018
Ear Bud Overview
Today, the Ear Bud Riddim is remembered as a true dancehall classic. Released in 2018, this riddim kept speakers rumbling at every sound clash and dance. Selectors and fans still talk about its powerful energy and the way it brought crowds together. The riddim’s horn-driven melody and sharp drums made it stand out from many other releases that year. The songs on the Ear Bud Riddim are still favorites in the dancehall community. Rygin King’s “Hush” is known for its catchy flow and strong delivery, while Bugle’s “Life Unpredictable” offers thoughtful lyrics that connect with listeners. Delly Ranx brings a different vibe with “She Love It,” adding to the riddim’s variety. Vershon’s “Leader” is another highlight, inspiring fans with its confident message. I-Octane’s “More Than Ever” keeps the energy high with his unique voice and style. Other artists also made their mark on this riddim. Shane O’s “Ratings,” Da’Ville’s “Real Friends,” Jah Wizz’s “Don’t Get Caught Up,” Kibaki & Singing Sweet’s “Stop What You Doing,” and Versi’s “Nuh Come Easy” all add depth and flavor, making the riddim a well-rounded project. Behind this successful release is DJ SMURF RECORDS, a label known for supporting both new and established dancehall talent. DJ SMURF RECORDS has built a reputation for creative, high-quality productions, and the Ear Bud Riddim is one of their standout works. Even years after its release, the Ear Bud Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, showing the strength and creativity of the genre.
Ear Bud Tracklist:
- Hush – Rygin King
- Life Unpredictable – Bugle
- She Love It – Delly Ranx
- Leader – Vershon
- More Than Ever – I-Octane
- Ratings – Shane O
- Real Friends – Da’Ville
- Don’T Get Caught Up – Jah Wizz
- Stop What You Doing – Kibaki & Singing Sweet
- Nuh Come Easy – Versi
- Carry Love – Jah Izrael
- Ear Bud Instrumental – Dj Smurf
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