THUNDER BALL RIDDIM produced by ROCKERS PRODUCTIONS 2011
Thunder Ball Overview
The Thunder Ball Riddim was a big part of dancehall parties in 2011. If you were at a yard session that year, you probably heard the tape blasting tracks like Adoniss — Murder Scene, Aidonia — Thunderous Clap, and Dangerouss — Lightning. Each song brought something different, keeping the energy high and the crowd moving. Desert Storm’s Thunder Ball Riddim gave the project its name and set the mood with its catchy rhythm. Elephant Man — Wine Baby Wine was another favorite, perfect for dancers in the spotlight. Adoniss, with Murder Scene, showed his sharp delivery. Aidonia, well-known for hits like "Yeah Yeah" and his album "Dats A Trap," brought his signature flow to Thunderous Clap. Dangerouss added his own style with Lightning, while Desert Storm’s work on Thunder Ball Riddim captured the riddim’s playful spirit. Elephant Man, famous for songs like "Pon De River Pon De Bank," kept the dancefloor busy with Wine Baby Wine. Other tracks on the riddim included Flexxx — Buss My Gun, Jah Malo — Boom, Ji — Beat Dem Gal, Munga & Hilltop — Dem Fraid A We, and Professor — Press Trigga. The sound engineer behind the sessions was known for crisp, powerful mixes that stood out on big sound systems. ROCKERS PRODUCTIONS, the producer, is respected in the dancehall scene. They have worked on several popular riddims, earning streams and support from selectors and fans worldwide. In 2011, their Thunder Ball Riddim was a must-play at any bashment event.
Thunder Ball Tracklist:
- Adoniss – Murder Scene
- Aidonia – Thunderous Clap
- Dangerouss – Lightning
- Desert Storm – Thunder Ball Riddim
- Elephant Man – Wine Baby Wine
- Elephant Man, Britney Spears & Vybz Kartel – Remixx
- Flexxx – Buss My Gun
- Jah Malo – Boom
- Ji – Beat Dem Gal
- Munga & Hilltop – Dem Fraid A We
- Professor – Press Trigga
- Sanjay – Kill Dem Off
- Shane O, Navino & Sho Kryme – Shot Inna Head
- Stein – Blood Run
- Vybz Kartel – She Love
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