GORILLA GLUE RIDDIM produced by PLUTOM RECORDS 2021
Gorilla Glue Overview
PLUTOM RECORDS was the driving force behind one of 2021’s most memorable dancehall releases, Gorilla Glue Riddim. Known for their ability to craft infectious rhythms and anthemic sounds, PLUTOM RECORDS continued their streak of high-energy productions with this bashment favorite. The label has built a reputation for collaborating with both established and rising artists, and their work consistently finds its way onto streaming charts and dancefloors worldwide. The Gorilla Glue Riddim brought together a powerful lineup of artists, each adding their unique flavor to the mix. Kenny Man and Meikan teamed up for the track “Pum Pum,” a song that quickly became a crowd-pleaser. Kenny Man is recognized in the Latin music scene for his hit “Ni Gucci Ni Prada,” which charted across Latin America, showing his ability to cross over genres and bring energy to any riddim. Japanese and Meikan delivered “Brujeria,” a song that stood out for its playful lyrics and catchy hooks. Latin Fresh, a well-known name in Panamanian urban music, contributed “Bailando sin Ropa.” Latin Fresh is celebrated for his influence in the reggaeton and dancehall scenes, especially with his classic album “Plan Calle” from the early 2000s. Other standout tracks included Aspirante and Meikan’s “No Way,” Frank Lucas and Meikan’s “Universo de Latinas,” Pipe Calderón and Meikan’s “Bailame así,” and Mr Fox and Meikan’s “Quieren Plata.” Each artist brought their own style, making the riddim a highlight for bashment fans in 2021. The mix’s heavy basslines and diverse vocals ensured its place as a dancehall essential, with streaming numbers reflecting its wide appeal.
Gorilla Glue Tracklist:
- Kenny Man, Meikan – Pum Pum
- Japanese, Meikan – Brujeria
- Latin Fresh – Bailando sin Ropa
- Aspirante, Meikan – No Way
- Frank Lucas, Meikan – Universo de Latinas
- Pipe Calderón, Meikan – Bailame así
- Mr Fox, Meikan – Quieren Plata
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