MARTIAL LAW RIDDIM produced by VOLUME 1 – CASPA PRODUCTION 2018
Martial Law Overview
The Martial Law Riddim yard session tape stands out as a key recording in the dancehall scene. Released in 2018, this sound system cut was produced by VOLUME 1 - CASPA PRODUCTION, a team known for energetic dancehall riddims and collaborations with top Jamaican artists. Their work has gained attention for its raw sound and streetwise energy, making them a respected name in the genre. This particular session features Capleton with the song "Warn Dem," a track filled with his signature fiery delivery. Fantan Mojah adds "Wall Street," bringing a conscious message and strong vocals. Iyara's "Joke Place" delivers sharp lyrics over the lively riddim, while Jah Hem's "Bloody City" paints a vivid picture of urban life. Lutan Fyah contributes "New Di Thing Dem," adding his unique voice and perspective. Other artists on the tape include Ras I Maric Ft Jah Thunda with "Stop Di Crime," which addresses social issues, and Voicemail with "Judas," a song that explores themes of trust and betrayal. Each track connects through the Martial Law Riddim, giving the tape a unified sound that has made it popular at parties and street sessions. This yard session cut holds a special place in dancehall history. It captures the energy of late-night gatherings and showcases the skills of some of the genre’s most respected voices. The work of VOLUME 1 - CASPA PRODUCTION and these artists continues to influence new generations of dancehall fans.
Martial Law Tracklist:
- Capleton – Warn Dem (Edit)
- Capleton – Warn Dem (Raw)
- Fantan Mojah – Wall Street (Edit)
- Fantan Mojah – Wall Street (Raw)
- Iyara – Joke Place (Edit)
- Iyara – Joke Place (Raw)
- Jah Hem – Bloody City
- Lutan Fyah – New Di Thing Dem (Edit)
- Lutan Fyah – New Di Thing Dem (Raw)
- Ras I Maric Ft Jah Thunda – Stop Di Crime
- Voicemail – Judas
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