Rub Up Rub Up Riddim – Majah Label Music Group

RUB UP RUB UP RIDDIM produced by MAJAH LABEL MUSIC GROUP 2015

Rub Up Rub Up Overview

In 2015, soca music was everywhere at Caribbean carnivals and parties. That year, the Rub Up Rub Up Riddim became a favorite sound at fetes. The energetic rhythm was produced by MAJAH LABEL MUSIC GROUP, a company known for releasing both dancehall and soca projects. The label has worked with several rising and established artists, helping to push Caribbean music to a wider audience. Rub Up Rub Up Riddim brought together several talented artists. Devin Di Dakta, who won the 2016 Magnum Kings and Queens of Dancehall competition, delivered the lively song "Ride Ride." Ding Dong, famous for his hit "Fling" and for leading the Ravers Clavers dance crew, added his own style with "PG 13." Franchizze, known for his smooth delivery, gave fans "Me You A Spliff," adding a relaxed vibe to the project. Other artists also stood out. HD performed "Feel Inside," bringing a joyful energy to the riddim. Hype G’s track "Top Shella" added more excitement, making it a staple at many parties that year. Looking back, Rub Up Rub Up Riddim captured the happy, carefree feeling of 2015 carnival season. Each artist brought something special, and the songs became part of the soundtrack for that year’s celebrations. The project showed the power of soca music to unite people and create lasting memories on the dancefloor.

Rub Up Rub Up Tracklist:

1. Devin Di Dakta – Ride Ride
2. Ding Dong – PG 13
3. Franchizze – Me You A Spliff
4. HD – Feel Inside
5. Hype G – Top Shella
6. Ishawna – Oh La La
7. J Militia – Dem Try
8. Laza Morgan – Yes Yes
9. Logycal – Hotta Dan Dem
10. Mr G – Bombo
11. One Flow – Dun Floss
12. Serani – Lay In My Bed
13. Stylish – Mi Nuh Worry
14. Young Flex PD Ft Dane Blaze – Enjoy Life
15. Rub Up Rub Up Riddim Produced By Majah Label Music Group

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