HAPPY VIRUS RIDDIM produced by NINJA MAN FOUNDATION 2021
Happy Virus Overview
The Happy Virus Riddim first appeared in Jamaica in 2021, quickly catching the attention of dancehall fans. This lively project was produced by NINJA MAN FOUNDATION, a label known for pushing dancehall forward and supporting both established and rising artists. The riddim’s infectious beat was crafted to energize listeners, and it soon became a favorite at late-night parties across the island. Ninja Man, a legendary figure in dancehall, brought his signature style to the track "Dark Up Di Place." With a career spanning decades, Ninja Man is famous for hits like "Murder Dem" and has been a major influence on the genre. Zulu Waria contributed the song "Tribute," adding a unique voice to the collection. Lady G, known for her classic hit "Man a Bad Man" and her long-standing presence in the industry, delivered "So Blessed," showcasing her lyrical skill and experience. Shari joined the lineup with "Big Up Dancehall," celebrating the culture and energy of the genre. Bad Stallion’s entry, "Jamdown," added another layer to the riddim’s appeal. Each artist brought their own flavor, making the project diverse and memorable. The production by NINJA MAN FOUNDATION, a name respected for its work in dancehall, helped set the tone for the release. The riddim’s sound and energy have kept it alive in the dancehall scene. Even years after its debut, selectors still play tracks from Happy Virus Riddim, keeping its spirit strong at parties and sessions.
Happy Virus Tracklist:
- Ninja Man – Dark Up Di Place
- Zulu Waria – Tribute
- Lady G – So Blessed
- Shari – Big Up Dancehall
- Bad Stallion – Jamdown
- Reverent Marcia Prince – The Singing Testimony
- Don Mafia – Too Much Tings
- Imedz – Fall Like Rain
- Jahfrican – Solidarity
- Johnny P – Inna Mi Place
- Lijah – The System
- Nature Ellis – Breda Is A Breda
- Ras Sherby – Call On Jah
- Silver Cat – Mix
- Ninja Man Foundation – Happy Virus Riddim (instrumental)
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