TAN BAD RIDDIM produced by BREAD BACK RECORDS 2010
Tan Bad Overview
The bashment rhythm is a driving force in dancehall, known for its energetic beats and power to move crowds. In 2010, BREAD BACK RECORDS released a standout example with a rhythm that quickly took over bashment sessions across Jamaica and beyond. BREAD BACK RECORDS, respected for shaping many dancehall hits, crafted a sound that DJs and fans embraced instantly. This release brought together some of the biggest names in dancehall. Bling Dawg set the tone with "Nuh Stab Mi In A Mi Back," delivering sharp lyrics and a commanding presence. Vybz Kartel followed with "See Dem A Come," bringing his signature flow and storytelling style. Zj Liquid’s "Anybody" kept the energy high, perfect for keeping the dancefloor moving. Delly Ranx added his unique touch with "Nah Take Nuh Dis," showing his versatility on the rhythm. Elephant Man, known for his lively performances, brought the party vibes with "Show Mi Di Wine." These tracks, along with Erup’s "Girlz Dem Love Me," Kush Hunta’s "Tenament Yard," Macka Diamond’s "Luv Mi Money," Mr Murphy’s "Psalms A Day," and Teflon’s "Roll In A Mi Yard," created a strong and diverse lineup. Each artist added their own flavor, but the underlying bashment rhythm tied everything together. The result was a collection of songs that kept bashment sessions lively and left a lasting mark on dancehall history. The rhythm’s influence can still be felt in parties and sound system clashes today.
Tan Bad Tracklist:
- Bling Dawg – Nuh Stab Mi In A Mi Back
- Vybz Kartel – See Dem A Come
- Zj Liquid – Anybody
- Delly Ranx – Nah Take Nuh Dis
- Elephant Man – Show Mi Di Wine
- Erup – Girlz Dem Love Me
- Kush Hunta – Tenament Yard
- Macka Diamond – Luv Mi Money
- Mr Murphy – Psalms A Day
- Teflon – Roll In A Mi Yard
- Version – Tan Bad Riddim
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