MAD WORLD RIDDIM produced by DI GENIUS RECORDS 2013
Mad World Tracklist:
- Agent Sasco Gwaan Like Thugs (Radio]
- Agent Sasco Gwaan Like Thugs (Raw)
- Bramma Cha Cha Bwoy (Radio]
- Bramma Cha Cha Bwoy (Raw)
- Chino Big Up Mi Fren Dem (Radio]
- Chino Big Up Mi Fren Dem (Raw)
- Deablo Nuh Bad Up (Radio]
- Deablo Nuh Bad Up (Raw)
- Di Denius Records Mad World Riddim (Instrumental)
- Di Genius Defend Mi Self (Radio]
- Di Genius Defend Mi Self (Raw)
- Frisco Kid Mad World (Radio]
- Frisco Kid Mad World (Raw)
- Laden Lend Dem Some Badniss (Radio]
- Laden Lend Dem Some Badniss (Raw)
- Mavado Step (Radio]
- Mavado Step (Raw)
- C Neva Lef It (Radio]
- C Neva Lef It (Raw)
- Singing Sweet Jah Protect Me Everytime (Radio]
- Singing Sweet Jah Protect Me Everytime (Raw)
Mad World Overview
Mad World Riddim, released in 2013, is a true selector’s choice from the heart of Jamaica. This dancehall riddim quickly became a favorite in the dance, earning its place as a yard anthem soon after it dropped. The riddim features strong tracks like Agent Sasco’s “Gwaan Like Thugs” in both radio and raw versions. Agent Sasco brings his signature style, delivering witty lyrics and a confident flow. Another standout is Bramma’s “Cha Cha Bwoy (Radio),” which adds energy and catchy hooks to the mix. These songs ride the riddim with playful verses and a bounce that keeps listeners moving. Behind this influential project is DI GENIUS RECORDS, a label known for shaping modern dancehall. The producer, Stephen “Di Genius” McGregor, is the son of reggae legend Freddie McGregor. Since launching his career as a teenager, Di Genius has been recognized for his fresh sound and ability to blend traditional dancehall with new influences. His productions have gathered millions of streams worldwide and helped push Jamaican music forward. Mad World Riddim stands out because it mixes creativity with pure entertainment. The riddim’s infectious beat and memorable lyrics make it a staple for DJs and fans. Even years after its release, selectors still reach for this one when they want to ignite the dance. This release from DI GENIUS RECORDS remains a key part of dancehall history. Its impact can be felt wherever dancehall is played, showing the lasting power of a well-crafted riddim.