GENNA BOUNCE RIDDIM produced by EMUDIO RECORDS 2017
Genna Bounce Overview
When the yard session tape for the Genna Bounce Riddim first reached fans, the energy was instant. The bashment flow was made for the dance floor, and listeners quickly began sharing the tape across parties and street corners. Crowds responded to the lively beats and catchy hooks, making the riddim a staple at sessions and sound clashes. Artists brought their own style to the project, each track adding to the overall vibe. Aidonia’s “Yeah Yeah” became an anthem, with his signature delivery riding the riddim perfectly. Zj Liquid’s “Money Up” kept the energy high, while Versatile’s “Quick Quick” added a rapid-fire flow that fit the riddim’s bounce. Ding Dong & Bravo Ravers brought the party with “Dweet,” a track that had dancers moving from the first note. Ocg’s “The Warning” added a serious tone, showing the riddim’s range. Other standout tracks included Bramma’s “Murdara,” Laden’s “Certified Gyallis,” and Tanso’s “More Money.” Chino’s “Money Pree” and Shokryme’s “Wine Go Low” rounded out the project, each offering a unique take on the bashment sound. The producer behind Genna Bounce Riddim is EMUDIO RECORDS, a label known for fresh rhythms and consistent quality. EMUDIO RECORDS has built a reputation in the dancehall world for working with top artists and delivering riddims that stay in rotation long after release. The Genna Bounce Riddim’s bashment flow remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its energy, memorable tracks, and the way it brought people together on the dance floor.
Genna Bounce Tracklist:
- Aidonia – Yeah Yeah
- Govana – Gyal Clown
- Zj Liquid – Money Up
- Versatile – Quick Quick
- Ding Dong & Bravo Ravers – Dweet
- Ocg – The Warning
- Bramma – Murdara
- Laden – Certified Gyallis
- Tanso – More Money
- Chino – Money Pree
- Shokryme – Wine Go Low
- Chi Ching Ching Ft. Samboni – Energy A Swing
- Genna Bounce Riddim Instrumental – 4Th Genna Music & Emudio Records
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