Hurricane Riddim – Mo Music

Hurricane Riddim produced by Mo Music 1999/2025

Hurricane Overview

The Hurricane Riddim from 1999 was created by producer Mo Music, a name known for pushing boundaries in dancehall. Mo Music, working under the Mo Music label, helped shape the sound of late-90s Jamaican music. Their productions often featured high energy and a modern twist, making them popular in dancehall circles. The Hurricane Riddim stands out as one of their most memorable works, capturing the rebellious mood of its era. This release brought together some of dancehall’s most recognized voices. Tok delivered "Something New," adding their unique harmonies and style to the riddim. Tok were already known for hits like "Footprints" and were rising stars at the time. Harry Toddler, a member of the legendary Scare Dem Crew, contributed "Get Defend," bringing his signature flair and humor. Alozade, joined by Chico and Kiprich, made waves with "Badman Nuh Get Gal," a track that showcased their lyrical skills. Capleton, famous for songs like "Jah Jah City," added fire with "Hunt You," reminding listeners of his commanding presence in dancehall and reggae. Cobra, who had big hits like "Flex," brought a raw edge with "Run Come Defend It." Other artists on the riddim included Delly Ranks with "Work Round It," Christopher with "All I Have," Elephant Man’s energetic "Show Mi Dem," Hawkeye’s "S E X," and Splints with "Glide Pon It." The Hurricane Riddim remains a bashment classic from 1999, remembered for its bold sound and powerful lineup.

Hurricane Tracklist:

1. Tok – Something New
2. Harry Toddler – Get Defend
3. Alozade (F Chico Kiprich) – Badman Nuh Get Gal
4. Capleton – Hunt You
5. Cobra – Run Come Defend It
6. Delly Ranks – Work Round It
7. Christopher – All I Have
8. Elephant Man – Show Mi Dem
9. Hawkeye – S E X
10. Splints – Glide Pon It

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