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Eddy G Bomba Releases Official Music Video for “Dudus” on the Skunkin’ Riddim
Jamaican dancehall artist Eddy G Bomba gives his latest single, “Dudus,” a visual release with the premiere of its official music video on November 11, 2026. The track first arrived on October 21 and brings together a collaborative production team led by C.T.C The Label.
Built on the Skunkin’ Riddim, “Dudus” delivers a high-energy dancehall sound with trap-influenced elements. Eddy G Bomba brings an unconventional vocal cadence to the production, using rhythmic switches and a confident delivery that give the track its own character.
C.T.C The Label Leads the Production
The track features production from C.T.C The Label, Sonixal, Echobeats, and The Ovarich Kid. Their collaboration gives “Dudus” its hard-hitting rhythmic foundation while keeping the sound aligned with the current wave of trap-influenced dancehall.
The song also carries a detailed songwriting credit list. Romario Edwards, the artist known as Eddy G Bomba, shares composer and lyricist credits with Rajay Robinson, Jeremy Wilson, Nicholas Graham, and Dhia Jerbi.
Behind the Official Music Video
The official music video expands the single’s rollout with a visual directed by Jwill and Codeshotit. The production also features aerial drone footage from Damel6k, while Seanshotit handled the color grading.
The visual premiered on Eddy G Bomba’s official YouTube channel on November 11. Watch the official music video here:
Getting to Know Eddy G Bomba
Born Romario Edwards, Eddy G Bomba is part of a newer generation of Jamaican dancehall artists exploring sounds that blend traditional dancehall rhythms with hip-hop and trap influences.
His approach places emphasis on cadence, rhythmic experimentation, and an energetic vocal presence. That style gives “Dudus” a distinct identity over the Skunkin’ Riddim.
The single adds to his 2026 catalogue, which includes releases such as “Kangaroo Bone,” “Fatality” with Tality, and “Post,” alongside his EP The World Is on Fire.
Where to Listen
“Dudus” is available on major streaming platforms, including Spotify and Apple Music. The official audio is also available on YouTube, while the official music video premiered on November 11.
With C.T.C The Label and its production collaborators behind the sound, Eddy G Bomba continues to develop his own lane within modern dancehall.