MAD MOVE RIDDIM produced by DARSHAN RECORDS 2016
Mad Move Overview
Mad Move Riddim brought a new spark to dancehall in 2016, with a mix of tracks that captured the raw energy of the streets. The riddim’s lineup is strong, starting with Bencil’s “No Balla,” a track that stands out for its direct delivery and catchy hook. Bramma’s “Life Over Death” adds a serious tone, showing why Bramma is known for his powerful lyrics. Bramma made his name with tracks like “Cha Cha Bwoy,” and his work on this riddim continues his reputation for hard-hitting songs. Doza Medicine’s “Kuff Kaff” brings a unique voice and flow, while Kdon’s “Nuh Tek Talk” is all about confidence and attitude, matching the riddim’s bold style. Kenny Bling’s “Dem Diss” keeps the energy up, adding another layer to the mix. Nick Blast’s “People A Dead” and Onton’s “Kingston Streets” both reflect the realities of Jamaican life, giving the riddim a streetwise edge. Ryme Minster’s “Man A Balla” and Shokryme’s “No Switha Friend” round out the set, each track fitting tightly into the riddim’s overall vibe. Behind it all is DARSHAN RECORDS, a label known for shaping dancehall sounds. Based in Jamaica, DARSHAN RECORDS has built a reputation for working with both rising and established artists, and their productions have reached listeners worldwide through major streaming platforms. The Mad Move Riddim is a true bashment rhythm, echoing the fire and energy of 2016.
Mad Move Tracklist:
- Bencil – No Balla
- Bramma – Life Over Death
- Doza Medicine – Kuff Kaff
- Kdon – Nuh Tek Talk
- Kenny Bling – Dem Diss
- Nick Blast – People A Dead
- Onton – Kingston Streets
- Ryme Minster – Man A Balla
- Shokryme – No Switha Friend
- Tanso Should A Think
- Mad Move Version
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