GULLY MANSION RIDDIM produced by MO MUSIC MO RECORDS 2010
Gully Mansion Overview
In early 2010, dancehall fans were buzzing about the Gully Mansion Riddim. This energetic riddim came from MO MUSIC MO RECORDS, a label known for sharp production and a steady flow of dancehall releases. MO MUSIC MO RECORDS built a reputation in Jamaica and online, with their projects often played by top selectors at parties and dances. The riddim’s creator worked with a tight group of artists to make the sound fresh and exciting. 8 Stizzle brought fire with "Me Nuh Care," a track that had partygoers singing along. Andidre’s "Done To Dem" added a fierce edge, while Conflict’s "Give Dem Nuh Chance" showed his skill for catchy hooks. Each artist recorded their vocals over the same yard beat, but their styles gave every song a different flavor. Fats delivered "Rich," a track that fit right in with the riddim’s upbeat vibe. Jah Levi’s "Clap Up" added energy to the mix, making the riddim a favorite for DJs in 2010. These artists helped shape the riddim’s sound, making it a regular feature at night parties and events. Selectors kept the Gully Mansion Riddim in rotation, proving its strong replay value. With MO MUSIC MO RECORDS guiding the project, this riddim became a standout in dancehall for 2010.
Gully Mansion Tracklist:
- 8 Stizzle – Me Nuh Care
- Andidre – Done To Dem
- Conflict – Give Dem Nuh Chance
- Fats – Rich
- G-Money – A Dangerous Life
- Gully Mansion Riddim (Momusicmorecords Prod) – Version
- Jah Levi – Clap Up
- Jahjah – Yeah
- Kari Jess – Wah Rich
- Kemmikal – From A Place
- Kemmikal Ft Monty – From A Place (Atl Remix)
- King Cup – Let The Love Flow
- King Flex – Gully Mansion Riddim Mix
- Mike Joseph – Love Inna Mih Heart
- Mr Program – Makin’ This Money
- Shaka – Roll It
- Slick Dan – Stay Focus
- South Bway & Vito – Dutty Badmind People
- Yung Shottaz – Mama I Love You
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