HOT MILK RIDDIM produced by MADHOUSE 1995
Hot Milk Overview
The Hot Milk Riddim roots drop brings together a strong lineup of reggae and dancehall tracks, each carried by a distinct voice and style. The collection opens with Barrington Levy — Murderer, a song that recalls Levy’s classic delivery. Barrington Levy is known for his hit "Under Mi Sensi," and his influence in reggae is well established. The riddim continues with Barrington Levy & Beenie Man — Murderation. Beenie Man is one of dancehall’s biggest stars, famous for winning the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2001. Calton Livingston — 100 Weight Of Collie Weed adds a rootsy flavor. Livingston’s original "Collie Weed" is a staple in reggae history, and this version stays true to that tradition. Devonte — Fire Bun brings a fresh energy, while Frisco Kid — Chuck It delivers a catchy performance. Spragga Benz — The Test and Wayne Wonder — Sail round out the vocal tracks, both artists respected for their work in the reggae and dancehall scene. The drop also features two dubs: Version — Murderer and Version — Murderation. These instrumental cuts echo the classic reggae tradition of including dub versions, letting the riddim itself shine. The producer behind this project is MADHOUSE, a label founded by Dave Kelly. MADHOUSE is known for influential riddims like "Showtime" and "Joy Ride," and has played a key role in shaping modern dancehall. The Hot Milk Riddim captures the energy and spirit of 1995 roots reggae, blending tradition with fresh performances.
Hot Milk Tracklist:
- Barrington Levy – Murderer
- Barrington Levy & Beenie Man – Murderation
- Calton Livingston – 100 Weight Of Collie Weed
- Devonte – Fire Bun
- Frisco Kid – Chuck It
- Spragga Benz – The Test
- Wayne Wonder – Sail
- Version – Murderer(Orinigal Mix)
- Version – Murderation(Remix)
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