HAMMA BUSINESS RIDDIM produced by FE2 MUSIC 2017
Hamma Business Overview
Hamma Business Riddim is a dancehall beat that came out of Jamaica in 2017. This riddim mixes hardcore street vibes with catchy hooks, making it easy to remember. The sound has a drill-inspired style, but it still feels like real yard music. Some big names in dancehall jumped on this riddim. Alkaline, known for his hit "Champion Boy," brings his unique flow to the track "Me Dont Love You Gyal." Jahmiel, who has worked with top artists like Tarrus Riley, comes in strong with "Look Over Mi Shoulder." Romain Virgo, famous for his song "Soul Provider" and winner of Digicel Rising Stars in 2007, delivers smooth vocals on "All Night." Beenie Man, who won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2001, adds energy with "We Nuh Care." Masicka, known for his rise in the 2010s, brings the party vibes on "Party Nice." Other artists on the riddim include Tok with "Money A Di Order Of Di Day," Prodi with "Circle Small," Don Husky with "Cocky Bully," Ikel Marvlus Ft.Di Creecha on "Creech," and Lejah with "Buss A Wine." Each artist brings their own style, but the riddim ties it all together. The mastermind behind Hamma Business Riddim is FE2 MUSIC. This producer is known for working with many dancehall acts and has built a strong reputation in the Jamaican music scene. FE2 MUSIC’s work shows how powerful yard studios were in 2017, creating beats that still play in parties and on radio today.
Hamma Business Tracklist:
- Alkaline – Me Dont Love You Gyal (Raw)
- Alkaline – Me Dont Love You Gyal (Clean)
- Jahmiel – Look Over Mi Shoulder
- Romain Virgo – All Night
- Beenie Man – We Nuh Care
- Masicka – Party Nice (Raw)
- Masicka – Party Nice (Clean)
- Tok – Money A Di Order Of Di Day
- Prodi – Circle Small
- Don Husky – Cocky Bully (Raw)
- Don Husky – Cocky Bully (Clean)
- Ikel Marvlus Ft.Di Creecha – Creech
- Lejah – Buss A Wine
- Shane 0 – Bubble
- Sly Rankin – Drop It Da Floor
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