Winter Bubble Overview
Winter Bubble Riddim arrived in 2013 with a sound that instantly caught the ears of dancehall fans. The riddim is driven by a sharp, modern beat that mixes dancehall energy with drill-inspired touches. Its pulsing bass and crisp drums make it perfect for late-night club sessions, where the crowd is ready to move. The track’s infectious rhythm and catchy hooks turned it into a favorite for selectors looking to keep the dancefloor alive. A strong lineup of artists brought their own styles to the project. Singing Sweet, known for his hit “Gotta Make It,” delivers smooth vocals that glide over the riddim’s foundation. Nificent’s “Roll Out” adds a confident, party-ready vibe, showing off his flair for crafting dancehall anthems. Zoo Rass, who has built a name with songs like “Cartoon Character,” brings playful energy and clever lyrics. Windem’s “Gyalist” and Sean Don’s “Nuh Weak Heart” round out the set, each adding their own flavor to the mix. The producer behind the project, HYPEYAWDZ RECORDS, played a key role in shaping the overall sound. Known for working with a range of dancehall and reggae acts, the label has built a reputation for blending traditional island sounds with new influences. Their approach helped Winter Bubble Riddim stand out in a crowded year for bashment releases. Winter Bubble Riddim quickly became one of 2013’s most talked-about bashment projects, earning spins at parties and clubs across the dancehall scene. Its bold sound and talented lineup made it a true highlight of the year.
Winter Bubble Tracklist:
- Singing Sweet – Gotta Make It
- Nificent – Roll Out
- Zoo Rass – Cartoon Character
- Windem – Gyalist
- Sean Don – Nuh Weak Heart
- Di Great – Bubble Trouble
- Penti – Smoke It Daily
- Marc Brunnel – Seniorita
- Maximus – No Fear Evil
- Nicomatic – High Grade
- Jah Kid – Something Fi Tell You
- Teff – Non Stop Loving
- Raymaxx – Bubble , Wine & Twist
- Hypeyawdz Records – Winter Bubble Riddim Version
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