Macca Riddim – Mixing Lab

MACCA RIDDIM produced by MIXING LAB 2004

Macca Overview

In 2004, dancehall fans were electrified by the release of the Macca Riddim, a collection that resonated deeply within the vibrant club scene across Jamaica. The riddim's infectious beats and energetic vibe quickly made it a staple in dancehall playlists, drawing enthusiastic responses from audiences who craved its fresh sound. At the heart of this collection were standout contributions from some of dancehall's dynamic artists. Captain Barkely's "Aliluyah" brought an uplifting energy to the riddim, while General Degree's "First Class" showcased his signature witty lyricism, echoing the success he found with hits like "Traffic Blocking." Innocent Kru added to the mix with "Make Noise," a track that perfectly captured the lively spirit of dancehall. Ninja Kid and Vegas teamed up for "Tallup," a collaboration that highlighted their chemistry and added a unique flavor to the riddim. Power Man's "Stop Bad Mind" delivered a powerful message against negativity, a theme often explored in his music. Wickerman also contributed with "Mek Noise," rounding out a collection that was both diverse and cohesive. The mastermind behind this influential project was MIXING LAB, a producer known for crafting beats that resonate on the dance floor. With a history of creating memorable dancehall tracks, MIXING LAB's work on the Macca Riddim solidified the collection's place as a street anthem. His ability to blend heavy bass with fresh energy ensured that the riddim stood out among the many releases of 2004, leaving a lasting impact on the genre.

Macca Tracklist:

1. Captain Barkely – Aliluyah
2. General Degree – First Class
3. Innocent Kru – Make Noise
4. Ninja Kid And Vegas – Tallup
5. Power Man – Stop Bad Mind
6. Wickerman – Mek Noise