FUTURAMA RIDDIM – 007 RECORDS – 2011
Futurama Overview
When Futurama Riddim dropped in 2011, dancehall fans quickly embraced its hard-hitting sound. The project brought fresh energy to bashment parties and dance sessions, with selectors making it a regular feature in their sets. Listeners praised the riddim’s modern edge and the way it captured the raw spirit of the streets. A big part of the riddim’s appeal came from the unique voices and styles of the artists involved. Bay C delivered “Bun Tyre,” a track that stood out for its commanding delivery and catchy hooks. Charly Black’s “Waan Mi” brought a smooth yet energetic vibe, making it a favorite among partygoers. Chi Ching Ching added his signature flair with “Hickie,” giving dancers plenty of reason to move. Future Fambo’s “Pepper Spray” added humor and creativity, while Ice Cold’s “Tun Bad” kept the energy high with its bold lyrics. Other artists like Munga with “Step A Fire,” Richie Loop on “Drive Mi Crazy,” Stein’s “Bad Me One,” and Tanto Black’s “Tanto Dance” all contributed to the riddim’s diverse sound. Each song offered something different, but together they created a strong, unified project. Futurama Riddim was produced by the team at Chimney Records, a label known for its quality productions and attention to detail. Their work on this release helped ensure the riddim’s lasting impact. Today, this selector’s choice is remembered as an important chapter in dancehall history, capturing the excitement and innovation of the 2011 scene.
Futurama Tracklist:
- Bay C – Bun Tyre (Do Road)
- Charly Black – Waan Mi (Edit)
- Charly Black – Waan Mi (Raw)
- Chi Ching Ching – Hickie
- Future Fambo – Pepper Spray
- Ice Cold – Tun Bad
- Munga – Step A Fire
- Richie Loop – Drive Mi Crazy
- Stein – Bad Me One
- Tanto Black – Tanto Dance
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