MAD VIBEZ RIDDIM produced by YOUNG VIBEZ 2012
Mad Vibez Overview
The Mad Vibez Riddim dropped in 2012, a year when dancehall was full of energy and new sounds. The riddim quickly became a favorite in bashment sessions and dance parties. Its lively beats and catchy hooks fit perfectly with the mood of the time, when dancehall was moving in bold, rhythmic directions. At the heart of the riddim’s sound was the work of YOUNG VIBEZ, the label led by Jamie Roberts. Roberts is known for his sharp ear as a sound engineer and producer. His skills helped shape the Mad Vibez Riddim, making it a standout project. YOUNG VIBEZ has worked on several influential riddims and is respected for bringing fresh energy to the genre. The set features Beenie Man with "Happiness," a song that highlights his long-standing place in dancehall. Beenie Man, also known as the "King of Dancehall," won a Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2001. Chan Dizzy’s "Nah Have It" brings his smooth voice and catchy flow. Jahmeil adds a conscious touch with "Me Nuh Murdera," showing his talent for thoughtful lyrics. Popcaan, one of dancehall’s global stars, appears with "Jah Jah Protect Me." Popcaan’s career includes international hits like "Only Man She Want" and collaborations with Drake. Tanto Metro & Devonte’s "When You Don't Do" brings their signature blend of melody and style, reminding listeners of their hit "Everyone Falls in Love." Even now, the Mad Vibez Riddim set brings back the energy and excitement of 2012, keeping dancehall fans moving.
Mad Vibez Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Happiness
- Chan Dizzy – Nah Have It
- Jahmeil – Me Nuh Murdera
- Popcaan – Jah Jah Protect Me
- Tanto Metro & Devonte – When You Don’t Do
- Versatile – Nuh Frighten
- Vybz Kartel – Till My Life Over (Foot Pon Shoulder) (Clean)
- Vybz Kartel – Till My Life Over (Foot Pon Shoulder) (Raw)
- Young Vibez (Jamie Roberts) – Mad Vibez Rhythm Version
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