876 RIDDIM produced by REAL MCKOY RECORDS / ADV BEATS 2021
876 Overview
REAL MCKOY RECORDS / ADV BEATS stood at the center of Jamaica’s dancehall scene in 2021, powering the street anthem base that echoed through clubs and parties. The label, known for its sharp production and signature sound, teamed up with ADV BEATS to deliver the 876 Riddim—a project that captured the energy of local dancehall with global appeal. REAL MCKOY RECORDS / ADV BEATS has built a reputation for crafting club-ready hits and has worked with both rising and established artists across the genre. The 876 Riddim brought together a select group of artists, each adding their unique style. Kalado and Zyna, who previously found success with the widely recognized track “Suh We Roll,” returned to the spotlight, bringing their chemistry and crowd-pleasing delivery. Gabeana made an impact with “Bad Inna Bed” and its explicit version “Bad Inna Bed (E),” showing her bold approach and vocal power. Moovementz kept the party energy high with “Sharp” and “Sharp (E),” tracks that quickly became favorites among dancehall fans. Keplah’s “Vybz Up” and “Vybz Up (E)” added a fresh voice to the riddim, while K Sling’s “Face Scanna” and “Face Scanna (E)” brought another layer of streetwise lyrics and catchy hooks. Jahmade also contributed with “Whine,” rounding out the project’s lineup. This release was a clear example of how Jamaican studios, like those behind REAL MCKOY RECORDS / ADV BEATS, continued to shape the sound of dancehall in 2021. The 876 Riddim’s success proved that yard studios remain a driving force in the genre, blending tradition with new energy for the dancefloor.
876 Tracklist:
- Kalado, Zyna – Suh We Roll
- Gabeana – Bad Inna Bed
- Gabeana – Bad Inna Bed (E)
- Moovementz – Sharp
- Moovementz – Sharp (E)
- Keplah – Vybz Up
- Keplah – Vybz Up (E)
- K Sling – Face Scanna
- K Sling – Face Scanna (E)
- Ancient Warrior, Vaga – Bag A Rubbish
- Ancient Warrior, Vaga – Bag A Rubbish (E)
- Jahmade – Whine
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