GULLY STREAM RIDDIM produced by ARMZHOUSE RECORDS – 2011
Gully Stream Overview
The Gully Stream Riddim came to life in a lively studio session, where the team focused on creating a true bashment rhythm. The sound was built around deep basslines and energetic drums, designed to fill dancehalls and get people moving. At the mixing board, the producer from ARMZHOUSE RECORDS took charge, guiding the session with a clear vision for a modern, hard-hitting dancehall project. ARMZHOUSE RECORDS is known in Jamaica’s music scene for producing bold dancehall riddims. Since its start, the label has worked with top artists and delivered tracks that get heavy play in parties and street dances. The Gully Stream Riddim is one of their standout projects, showing their skill at bringing together the right voices and beats. Each artist on the riddim brings a different flavor. Blak Ryno’s “One Burner” stands out with sharp lyrics and a confident delivery. Bugle’s “Monkey” offers thoughtful words over a driving beat, making listeners stop and think. Flexxx brings energy and humor to “Tarzan,” while Kiprich’s “Nuh Trust Dem” is a warning to watch your back in tough times. Vegas And Future Fambo team up on “Straight,” delivering a lively anthem that’s perfect for the dancefloor. DJ Sunshine’s “Come Closer” adds a smooth, inviting vibe, while the instrumental “Gully Stream Riddim” by Armz House lets the powerful rhythm shine on its own. This bashment rhythm remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its heavy sound and the unique voices it brought together. It still gets played at sessions and parties, proving its lasting impact.
Gully Stream Tracklist:
- Blak Ryno – One Burner
- Bugle – Monkey
- Flexxx – Tarzan
- Kiprich – Nuh Trust Dem
- Mavado – Go Look A Gal
- Vegas And Future Fambo – Straight
- Dj Sunshine – Come Closer
- Armz House – Gully Stream Riddim
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