MAD MIX RIDDIM produced by TRUCKBACK RECORDS 2016
Mad Mix Overview
In 2016, dancehall was full of energy and new sounds. Selectors were searching for tracks that could move crowds and keep the dancefloor busy. During this time, TRUCKBACK RECORDS released the Mad Mix Riddim, which quickly became a favorite in the scene. TRUCKBACK RECORDS, known for their sharp production and solid catalog, had already made a name with other popular riddims and worked with major artists in Jamaican music. Mad Mix Riddim featured a strong lineup. New Kidz Hd brought attitude and style with “Bad Habbit,” a track that quickly caught the attention of DJs. Harry Toddler, a respected voice from the 90s and 2000s, delivered “Blaze Fire,” adding his signature sound to the mix. Brown Suga’s “Hypocrite Friend” stood out with honest lyrics and a catchy flow. Blacka Dan’s “Madden Come” added a raw edge, while Bling Dawg, known for his deep voice and consistent hits, contributed “No Progress.” Each artist brought their own flavor, making the riddim diverse but unified by the heavy basslines and infectious rhythm. Other tracks, like “Poison” by Tone, “Rise To The Top” by Erup, and “Stamma Money” by Iyara, showed the riddim’s wide appeal. Swashi’s “What Must Be” and the instrumental “Mad Mix Riddim” from Truckback Records rounded out the project. This selector’s choice still echoes in dancehall today, remembered for its strong production and memorable songs. Mad Mix Riddim is a true piece of dancehall history.
Mad Mix Tracklist:
- New Kidz Hd – Bad Habbit
- Harry Toddler – Blaze Fire
- Brown Suga – Hypocrite Friend
- Blacka Dan – Madden Come
- Bling Dawg – No Progress
- Tone – Poison
- Erup – Rise To The Top
- Iyara – Stamma Money (Radio)
- Swashi – What Must Be
- Truckback Records – Mad Mix Riddim
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