Jasmine Rice Riddim Part 2 (2017) – Mv Music

Jasmine Rice Riddim Part 2 lands as a 2017 MV Music juggling built on a bright, springy Dancehall pulse rather than a heavy street stomp. The riddim credits MV Music as producer, and the release sat alongside a first Jasmine Rice cut from the same year, which helps place it as part of a larger run rather than a one-off drop.

The lineup gives the project its shape. Nyanda opens with “Buss A Dance, ” bringing the polished, melodic edge she is known for from her career with Brick and Lace and her later solo work. Tony Matterhorn’s “Dna” keeps the deejay energy in the mix, while Shenseea and Christopher Martin teaming up on “For You Only” gives the set one of its most accessible crossover moments. Christopher Martin’s smooth singing has long made him a dependable hook man, and Shenseea was already rising fast in 2017 with a style that could move between attitude and sweetness.

Delly Ranx goes more direct on “Nuh Tek Styling, ” fitting his veteran deejay swagger into the rhythm, while Mr. Vegas turns up twice with “Self Respect” and “Up Top, ” a reminder of how easily he can ride a riddim with personality and command. Natel’s “Good Up” and Khago’s “Wake Me Up” round out the release with more straight dancehall pressure.

What makes the riddim work is the balance: catchy enough for radio and juggling, but still sturdy enough for selectors who wanted a clean, looping drop to run multiple voices across.