ME MUMMA RIDDIM produced by WILEFIYA INC 2013
Me Mumma Overview
In the early 2010s, dancehall music was pulsing through clubs in Jamaica and around the world. The energy was high, with riddims that blended raw sounds and catchy hooks, making crowds move all night. One riddim that captured this spirit was released in 2013, quickly becoming a staple for DJs and fans alike. The creative force behind this riddim was WILEFIYA INC, a production label known for its energetic sound and attention to detail. WILEFIYA INC had already made a name in dancehall, producing tracks that stood out for their quality and drive. Their work on this project showed a strong understanding of what makes dancehall exciting—hard-hitting beats and rhythms that keep people dancing. The riddim featured a talented lineup of artists, each bringing their unique style. Angel Doolas delivered “A Who Dem,” a track full of attitude and energy. Bobby Tenna’s “Me Mumma” carried a raw, memorable vibe. Chuck Fender’s “This Year” brought determination and hope to the mix. Elephant Man, always a club favorite, added “Nah Put No Man” with his signature lively delivery. I Octane’s “Gal Time Now” offered a catchy, upbeat anthem for the dance floor. Other artists also made strong contributions. Kashu’s “Stop Chat,” Lady Saw’s “Me No Lose It,” Sagitarr’s “Old Time Story,” Silver Star’s “Bruck Bread,” and Spice’s “Me A Search” each gave the riddim extra flavor and variety. With its strong lineup and powerful production, this club-ready riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, still remembered for its energy and influence.
Me Mumma Tracklist:
- Angel Doolas – A Who Dem
- Bobby Tenna – Me Mumma
- Chuck Fender – This Year
- Elephant Man – Nah Put No Man
- I Octane – Gal Time Now
- Kashu – Stop Chat
- Lady Saw – Me No Lose It
- Sagitarr – Old Time Story
- Silver Star – Bruck Bread
- Spice – Me A Search
- Me Mumma Riddim Instrumental
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