WATER BUSS RIDDIM produced by PURE MUSIC PROD. 2013
Water Buss Overview
In 2013, dancehall was driven by bold riddims and powerful sound system cuts. The Water Buss Riddim stands out from that year, capturing the raw, energetic vibe that defined the scene. Its mix of hardcore deejay tracks and smoother vocal styles made it a favorite for selectors and fans who wanted both grit and melody in their sessions. The backbone of this riddim comes from the careful work of PURE MUSIC PROD., a producer known for shaping modern dancehall sounds. Based in Jamaica, PURE MUSIC PROD. has worked with several notable artists and built a reputation for crafting infectious, club-ready beats. Their productions often rack up thousands of streams, helping to push dancehall forward both locally and abroad. On Water Buss Riddim, each artist brings a unique flavor. Str888 Forward delivers “Bugle,” a track that rides the riddim’s pulse with confidence. Burn Dem Daily and Call Too Often, both performed by Delly Ranx, showcase his versatility—Delly Ranx is well known for his 2009 hit “Silly Walks” and has collaborated with international acts, adding weight to his contributions here. Kalado’s “Tek Dem To School” blends catchy hooks with streetwise lyrics, while Froggy Maddsquad’s “Nah Tek Nuh Dis” keeps the energy high. Other standout tracks include “Hypocrite And Sellout” by Briggy Benz, “Ina My Kru Knock” from Shizzle, and “Dancehall Wine” by Xyclone, each adding a different twist to the riddim’s character. Water Buss Riddim remains a true dancehall highlight from 2013, reflecting the scene’s collaborative spirit and keeping the party moving.
Water Buss Tracklist:
- Str888 Forward – Bugle
- Burn Dem Daily – Delly Ranx
- Call Too Often – Delly Ranx
- Tek Dem To School – Kalado
- Nah Tek Nuh Dis – Froggy Maddsquad
- Hypocrite And Sellout – Briggy Benz
- Ina My Kru Knock – Shizzle
- Dancehall Wine – Xyclone
- Water Buss Riddim (Instrumental) – Delroy Foster
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