6:30 Riddim – Notnice Records and Correy Tod Records

630 RIDDIM produced by NOTNICE RECORDS and CORREY TOD RECORDS in 2011

6:30 Overview

The 6:30 Riddim first dropped in 2011 and quickly became a favorite in sound system circles. At late-night parties, selectors would pull for this mix to keep the energy high. The riddim’s heavy bass and catchy beat fit perfectly with the dancehall tradition of powerful, crowd-moving music. Sound system culture in Jamaica is all about the right vibe, and this release delivered exactly that. Behind the riddim were NOTNICE RECORDS and CORREY TOD RECORDS, two well-known names in the dancehall scene. NOTNICE RECORDS, founded by producer Notnice, is famous for shaping hits for artists like Vybz Kartel and has played a major role in modern dancehall. CORREY TOD RECORDS also helped push the genre forward, working with top talents and building a strong reputation for quality. The artists on this riddim brought their own style to each track. Aidonia’s “630” stood out, showing the skill and energy that made him a big name in dancehall. Antwain kept things lively with “Gyal Dem Gad,” while Byrd Villain’s “In The Nite” added a different flavor. Jah Vinci, known for his work with the Portmore Empire and songs like “Watch Yuh Friends,” delivered “Love Tonight.” Khago, who reached international charts with “Nah Sell Out,” came strong with “All Over Me.” Other artists on the riddim included Kiprich with “Wine Fimi,” Merital’s “Bubble Nuh,” Navino’s “Eva Fresh,” Nine Mill’s “Club Life,” and Shaddai’s “Body Calling.” Each song helped build the riddim’s reputation as a true party starter.

6:30 Tracklist:

1. Aidonia – 630 (Raw)
2. Antwain – Gyal Dem Gad
3. Byrd Villain – In The Nite
4. Jah Vinci – Love Tonight
5. Khago – All Over Me
6. Kiprich – Wine Fimi
7. Merital – Bubble Nuh
8. Navino – Eva Fresh
9. Nine Mill – Club Life
10. Shaddai – Body Calling