REALITY CHECK OUT RIDDIM produced by BUSS OUT RECORDS 2013
Reality Check Out Overview
In 2013, the dancehall scene got a fresh boost with the “Reality Check Out Riddim” compilation. This project was a turning point for several new artists, giving them a real chance to shine in the dancehall world. The riddim stands out because the selector’s choice mixes classic dancehall with touches of other genres, like hip hop and reggae, creating a lively and unique sound. Aggi Skugs made a strong impression with “Reality Check.” The song’s catchy lyrics and bold delivery helped Aggi Skugs gain attention. Design’s track, “Too Pretty,” brought a smooth, melodic vibe that showed the softer side of dancehall. Mad Anju, known for his witty lyrics and energetic style, delivered “Whole Heap A Bun.” Mad Anju had already made waves with his earlier hit “Mad Again,” which is still a favorite among dancehall fans. Voltage kept the party going with “Affi Have Fun,” a song full of energy and playful lyrics. Zella Pow added a different flavor with “Gimmi Di Highgrade,” a track that celebrates Jamaica’s herbal culture and brings in reggae influences. Behind all these songs was BUSS OUT RECORDS, the producer and studio force. The label is known for releasing projects that highlight new talent and for its crisp, dancefloor-ready beats. BUSS OUT RECORDS has helped launch the careers of several artists by focusing on fresh sounds and strong production. Even today, selectors still play songs from this riddim, bringing back the excitement of 2013. The blend of styles, strong artist performances, and BUSS OUT RECORDS’ production make “Reality Check Out Riddim” a memorable moment in dancehall history.
Reality Check Out Tracklist:
- Aggi Skugs – Reality Check
- Design – Too Pretty
- Mad Anju – Whole Heap A Bun
- Voltage – Affi Have Fun
- Zella Pow – Gimmi Di Highgrade
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