TUN UP RIDDIM produced by TRUCK BACK RECORDS 2010
Tun Up Overview
In 2010, dancehall fans got a fresh sound with the Tun Up Riddim from TRUCK BACK RECORDS. This set brought together both new and rising artists, giving each a chance to shine. The riddim was not just pure dancehall—it blended in modern sounds from other genres, making it stand out in dancehall sessions that year. Bramma’s “Yu Bad” is one of the standout tracks, showing his strong style. Bramma is known for his work with producers like Stephen McGregor and for tracks such as “Buss A Blank.” Bunji Garlin, who is famous for his soca hit “Differentology,” brings his unique energy to “No Time Fi Bad Mine,” adding a Caribbean fusion feel. Deh Deh’s “Swagg” delivers a youthful vibe, while Elephant Man, celebrated for his hit “Pon De River Pon De Bank,” brings the party with “Wine & Dip.” Faada Fresh adds his voice with “Real Man,” showing the riddim’s wide appeal. Other artists also contribute, like Harry Toddler with “Good Up Good Up” and Tony Matterhorn with “Gal Wine,” making the set lively for dancehall selectors in 2010. TRUCK BACK RECORDS, known for productions like Erup’s “Click Mi Finger,” played a big role in shaping the sound. Their fusion of styles and sharp production helped Tun Up Riddim become a favorite in dancehall circles, blending genres and bringing new voices to the front.
Tun Up Tracklist:
- Bramma – Yu Bad
- Bunji Garlin – No Time Fi Bad Mine
- Deh Deh – Swagg
- Elephant Man – Wine & Dip
- Faada Fresh – Real Man
- Harry Toddler – Good Up Good Up
- Liquid – Wifey Matey Link Up
- Sunshine – Place Dusty
- Tony Matterhorn – Gal Wine (Edit)
- Tony Matterhorn – Gal Wine (Raw)
- Truck Back – Tun Up Riddim
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