Mad Rass Riddim - Smoke Shop Studioz

MAD RASS RIDDIM produced by SMOKE SHOP STUDIOZ 2012

Mad Rass Overview

SMOKE SHOP STUDIOZ is the label behind the unforgettable dancehall set that brought the Mad Rass Riddim to life in 2012. Known for pushing the sound of modern dancehall, SMOKE SHOP STUDIOZ has worked with both new and established voices in the genre. Their production style often blends classic rhythms with fresh ideas, helping tracks reach dance floors around the world. The riddim featured a strong line-up of artists, each bringing their unique style. Eyesus And Tiffie made a big impact with “Bounce Pon It,” a song that quickly became a party favorite. Michie Mee, a pioneer for women in Canadian hip hop and dancehall, delivered “Bad Gyal Bubble.” Michie Mee is best known for her groundbreaking album “Jamaican Funk—Canadian Style,” which helped open doors for other artists in the genre. Captain Barkey, another respected name, brought his energy to “Nuh Like Dem.” He was well known for his work with Wickerman and for songs like “Go Go Wine.” Leeha added youthful flair to the set with “Youngest Thing,” while Fire Lion’s “Mix Up” kept the crowd moving. The bashment arranger made sure each track flowed smoothly, creating a nonstop vibe at parties. The Mad Rass Riddim was a favorite for selectors, and many fans remember how this mix controlled the dance floor. In 2012, the set truly defined bashment energy, showing how dancehall can honor its roots while sounding fresh. SMOKE SHOP STUDIOZ’s work on this project left a lasting mark on the genre.