Spitfire Riddim – Bombrush Records

SPITFIRE RIDDIM produced by BOMBRUSH RECORDS 2011

Spitfire Overview

BOMBRUSH RECORDS is a well-known name in dancehall music. The label has helped shape the sound of modern Jamaican parties and is known for working with both new and established artists. Their productions often show a strong connection to the sound system culture of the island. In 2011, BOMBRUSH RECORDS brought out the Spitfire Riddim, a dancehall project that quickly became popular at parties. The riddim featured a mix of artists, each adding their own energy. Bay C & Blak Diamon performed "Nuh Touch Up," showing Bay C’s skills outside of his work with the famous group T.O.K. Bomb Rush’s track, "Spit Fire Riddim," brought a lively vibe that matched the party atmosphere. Erup, known for his hit "Click Mi Finger," delivered "Not Afraid" on this riddim, adding to his reputation for catchy songs. Flexx (T.O.K) & Dalla Sign teamed up for "Tun Up A Road," while Jahbert’s "Rock My World" also stood out. Other artists on the project included Monster Twinz with "Real Thugs," Nyrone’s "Dangerous," Sleepy Hallowtips’ "Party," Stein with "Neat," and O.K’s "Bubble & Wine." Fans in 2011 heard these songs blasting from sound systems at parties across Jamaica. The Spitfire Riddim remains a strong example of BOMBRUSH RECORDS’ impact on the dancehall scene.

Spitfire Tracklist:

1. Bay C & Blak Diamon – Nuh Touch Up (Clean)
2. Bay C & Blak Diamon – Nuh Touch Up (Raw)
3. Bomb Rush – Spit Fire Riddim
4. Erup – Not Afraid
5. Flexx (T.O.K) & Dalla Sign – Tun Up A Road
6. Jahbert – Rock My World
7. Mavado & Chase Cross – Burning Up
8. Monster Twinz – Real Thugs
9. Nyrone – Dangerous
10. Sleepy Hallowtips – Party
11. Stein – Neat (Edit)
12. Stein – Neat (Raw)
13. O.K – Bubble & Wine
14. Tarrus Riley – Away From Me
15. Versatile – We No Take Talk (Clean)
16. Versatile – We No Take Talk (Raw)
17. Wayne Marshall – Make A Toast