STARBUCKS RIDDIM produced by HOT COFFEE MUSIC 2011
Starbucks Overview
In 2011, the Starbucks Riddim brought new energy to the dancehall scene. The sound was made for sound system culture, with heavy bass and catchy hooks that kept crowds moving. This riddim was created by HOT COFFEE MUSIC, a producer and label known for shaping dancehall’s modern sound. HOT COFFEE MUSIC has worked with many big names in the genre and is respected for producing tracks that get played in dances and on radio worldwide. The Starbucks Riddim featured a strong line-up of artists. Baby Chris delivered “Born Swag,” a track that showed his unique style and confidence. Beegee brought his own flavor with “My Own.” Bramma, known for his hit “Gorilla,” added to the mix with “Giddy Up,” bringing his tough voice and energy. Bugle, who is famous for songs like “Journey,” contributed “Tell A Gyal,” showing his skill in writing catchy hooks. Delly Ranx, a respected artist and producer with credits on many dancehall hits, performed “Badmind Ago Kill Dem,” a song about overcoming negativity. Other artists like Flexxx with “Alisha,” Gappy Ranks with “Save You” and “She Proud Of Me,” Gott Yo with “Don’t Quit,” and Gregory Praises with “Never Leave” all added their voices to the riddim. The Starbucks Riddim remains a strong example of how dancehall and sound system culture work together to create lasting music.
Starbucks Tracklist:
- Baby Chris – Born Swag
- Beegee – My Own
- Bramma – Giddy Up
- Bugle – Tell A Gyal
- Delly Ranx – Badmind Ago Kill Dem
- Flexxx – Alisha (Radio)
- Flexxx – Alisha (Raw)
- Gappy Ranks – Save You
- Gappy Ranks – She Proud Of Me
- Gott Yo – Don’T Quit
- Gregory Praises – Never Leave
- Hot Coffee Music – Starbucks Riddim
- Iyara – Prove It (Radio)
- Iyara – Prove It (Raw)
- Marlon Binns – The Mood
- Lexx – Good Under Deh
- Nitty Kutchie – Gangster Never Scared (Radio)
- Nitty Kutchie – Gangster Never Scared (Raw)
- Nymron – Swagga Tun Up
- Redd Man Uk & Buffy – You Nah Dun Out
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