PADANG PADANG RIDDIM produced by BULBY YORK MUSIC 2021
Padang Padang Overview
The Padang Padang Riddim came together in the studio with a clear vision. The beat was crafted to capture the energy of Jamaican dancehall, using lively drums and catchy melodies. The producer behind this riddim is Bulby York, working under his label BULBY YORK MUSIC. Bulby York is well known in the reggae and dancehall world, having produced for big names and earning respect for his work on projects like "Master Blaster" and collaborations with artists such as Beenie Man and Beres Hammond. Bulby York opens the tape with “Padang Padang Riddim,” setting the stage with his signature production style. His experience in the industry shines through in the crisp sound and strong rhythms. Next, Anthony Redrose brings “Clash Time Now.” Redrose is a legendary figure in dancehall, famous for his 1985 hit “Tempo,” a song that helped shape digital dancehall music. Bling Dawg delivers “Holy Grail,” adding his unique voice and flow to the project. He is known for his collaborations with Bounty Killer and his role in the resurgence of hardcore dancehall in the early 2000s. Busy Signal’s “Nuh Like Dem” stands out as well. Busy Signal is an international star, recognized for hits like “Stay So” and his work with Major Lazer. Capleton closes out the main lineup with “Black Woman.” Capleton, often called the “Fireman,” is celebrated for his powerful stage presence and songs like “Jah Jah City.” This collection shows the strength of Jamaican studios in 2021, bringing together top talent and fresh energy for the dancehall scene.
Padang Padang Tracklist:
- Bulby York – Padang Padang Riddim
- Anthony Redrose – Clash Time Now
- Bling Dawg – Holy Grail
- Busy Signal – Nuh Like Dem
- Capleton – Black Woman
- Christopher Martin, Admiral Bailey – Ignorant
- Jahbari – Man on a Mission
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