RUB A DUB STEP RIDDIM produced by A MASSIVE PRODUCTION 2013
Rub A Dub Step Overview
In 2013, the sound system cut of Rub A Dub Step Riddim became a key part of dancehall culture. This version was made for the dance floor, and DJs quickly saw how well it worked in the bashment scene. The heavy bass and catchy hooks brought dancers together, filling clubs and street parties across Jamaica and beyond. The bashment arranger played a big part in shaping the energy of the riddim. By focusing on strong rhythms and lively breaks, the arranger made sure every artist could shine. The beats kept crowds moving, and the mix of digital and classic dancehall sounds gave the riddim a fresh but familiar feel. Behind the scenes was A MASSIVE PRODUCTION, a label known for pushing dancehall forward. The producer’s work has appeared on major streaming platforms, and the label has helped launch several successful riddims in the 2010s. Their releases often get support from well-known selectors and sound systems. On Rub A Dub Step Riddim, artists like Dignitary Stylish, Joseph Stepper, and General Good brought their unique styles. Dignitary Stylish’s “Dem Hype” stood out with its sharp lyrics and classic delivery. Joseph Stepper’s “Me Nah Trust” added a conscious message, while General Good’s “Wicked” brought raw energy. Tenza, known for her work with Gappy Ranks and her hit “African Empress,” delivered “Light Up De Herbs,” a song that became popular with herbalists and dancehall fans alike. Virtus added a melodic touch with “All The Days Of My Life,” showing the riddim’s range. Many fans and DJs agree: the sound system cut of Rub A Dub Step Riddim helped define the bashment sound of 2013.
Rub A Dub Step Tracklist:
- Dignitary Stylish – Dem Hype
- Joseph Stepper – Me Nah Trust
- General Good – Wicked
- Tenza – Light Up De Herbs
- ‘Rseenal – Step Pon Dem
- Virtus – All The Days Of My Life
- Lu Dottore – Ruba Dub
- Augusta Massive – Non Saro’ Mai
- Dj Blackfoot – Do The Ruba Dub Step
- Aldo Guizmo – Bun Babylan
- Lady Empress – Single In City
- Jah Levi – Gi Mi Di Fyah
- Raggie – Make It Right
- Tanzo – Rubba Dubb
- Mamakuna – In Ogni Dove
- Montana – We Flossin’
- Ed Dread – Sound System
- Senti – Put Dem Inna Coffin
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