CLEAN MONEY RIDDIM produced by CLEAN MONEY ENTERTAINMENT 2014
Clean Money Overview
The Clean Money Riddim set from 2014 stands out as a strong example of modern dancehall. Produced by CLEAN MONEY ENTERTAINMENT, this project blends hardcore dancehall energy with catchy, memorable hooks. The producer, known for aiming at both local and international audiences, helped shape the riddim into a smooth and unified sound. CLEAN MONEY ENTERTAINMENT has built a reputation for creating riddims that work on dance floors worldwide. The set features a tight group of artists, each bringing their own style. Darrio shines with "Nuh Badda Dan We (Clean)", delivering confident lyrics over a pulsing beat. Delus Feat De’Vious and De’Vious both perform "Dem See We", adding a sense of unity and strength to the collection. Jah Vinci’s "Dalla" mixes melody with a powerful message about money and ambition. Kiprich Feat Di and Di both appear with "Hear Di Pree (Clean)", a track that combines sharp lyrics and a catchy chorus. Konshens, Masicka bring "Money (Clean)", which fits perfectly with the set’s focus on hustle and success. Tommy Lee Sparta’s "No Nono No (Clean)" adds a darker, edgy vibe, giving the riddim more depth. Compared to other dancehall mixes from 2014, this set is more focused and cohesive. While many riddims of the era were either too hardcore or overly pop, Clean Money Riddim finds a balance. Its mix of club energy and radio-friendly hooks helped it stand out. Today, this dancehall set is still remembered as an important part of dancehall history, showing the genre’s ability to evolve and connect with new listeners.
Clean Money Tracklist:
- Darrio – Nuh Badda Dan We (Clean) & (Raw)
- Delus Feat De’Vious – Dem See We
- Jah Vinci – Dalla
- Kiprich Feat Di – Hear Di Pree (Clean) & (Raw)
- Konshens, Masicka – Money (Clean) & (Raw)
- Tommy Lee Sparta – No Nono No (Clean) & (Raw)
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