HAUNTING RIDDIM produced by MAD UNIT PRODUCTIONS 2014
Haunting Overview
Back in 2014, the “Haunting Riddim” sound system cut brought a new energy to dancehall. Behind it all was MAD UNIT PRODUCTIONS, a label known for pushing the sound forward. MAD UNIT PRODUCTIONS had already built a reputation for clean, heavy rhythms and a true island feel, and with this project, they showed just how much they understood the core of dancehall. The mixing board king on this cut made sure every track hit hard. The process was all about catching the raw, live feeling that fans love. The engineers kept the vocals sharp and the bass lines deep, making sure each artist’s style came through strong. The riddim itself had a haunting vibe, but the mix kept the energy high and the sound system shaking. Each artist added their own touch. Zellas on “Watch Yuh Step” brought a warning in his lyrics, riding the riddim with confidence. Versatile with “Dont Bow Fi It” delivered a message of strength, his voice cutting through the beat. Sizzla on “Soon See” gave the track a spiritual edge, always pushing for hope and resilience. Nitty Kutchie showed his range with both “Table Haffi Full” and “She Make Me Feel,” balancing tough talk with smooth delivery. Munga’s “Prison Nuh Nice” was a reminder of real life struggles, his flow matching the riddim’s drive. This sound system cut stands out in dancehall history. The artists, the mixing, and the vision from MAD UNIT PRODUCTIONS all came together to create something special. It’s a record that still gets respect, both from long-time fans and new listeners.
Haunting Tracklist:
- Zellas – Watch Yuh Step
- Versatile – Dont Bow Fi It
- Sizzla – Soon See
- Nitty Kutchie – Table Haffi Full
- Nitty Kutchie – She Make Me Feel
- Munga – Prison Nuh Nice
- Liquid – Dont Want You Back
- Gyptian – Bruck Out
- Delly Ranx – Crush Pon Mi
- Darrio – Weh Di Guns Dem From
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