Mad Vibes Riddim – Young Vibes 2010
Mad Vibes Overview
The Mad Vibes Riddim made its entrance in 2010, adding a fresh energy to the dancehall scene in Jamaica. This dancehall drop quickly caught attention for its mix of hardcore vibes and catchy hooks, making it a favorite both in parties and on the streets. The project brought together some of dancehall’s most recognized voices. Beenie Man delivered “Happiness,” a track full of his signature charisma and smooth flow. Chan Dizzy’s “Nah Have It” stood out for its bold lyrics and confident delivery, while Jahmeil gave the riddim extra depth with “Me Nuh Murdera,” showing his talent for storytelling. Popcaan’s “Jah Jah Protect Me” added a spiritual touch, while Tonto Metro And Devonte offered “When You Dont Do,” blending classic dancehall style with a modern twist. The riddim also featured Versatile with “Nuh Frighten” and Vybz Kartel with “Till My Life Over (Foot Pon Shoulder),” both bringing their own unique energy. Jamie Roberts, known for his work as a producer and riddim architect, crafted the Mad Vibes Riddim’s sound. He created a strong foundation with energetic beats and unified the different voices, giving the project its distinct identity. Mad Vibes Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its combination of hard-hitting rhythms and memorable hooks continues to influence artists and fans alike. The set stands as a reminder of the power of collaboration and the lasting appeal of well-crafted dancehall music.
Mad Vibes Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Happiness
- Chan Dizzy – Nah Have It
- Jahmeil – Me Nuh Murdera
- Popcaan – Jah Jah Protect Me
- Tonto Metro And Devonte – When You Dont Do
- Versatile – Nuh Frighten
- Vybz Kartel – Till My Life Over (Foot Pon Shoulder) (Radio Edit)
- Vybz Kartel – Till My Life Over (Foot Pon Shoulder) (Raw Edit)
- Jamie Roberts – Mad Vibes Riddim (Instrumental)
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