MEDELLIN CARTEL RIDDIM produced by T100 RECORDS 2020
Medellin Cartel Overview
In early 2020, the Medellin Cartel Riddim arrived and quickly became a defining sound in dancehall. This energetic, club-ready riddim was produced by T100 RECORDS, a label known for pushing new talent and fresh ideas into the Jamaican music scene. T100 RECORDS had already built a reputation for crisp production and a knack for creating tracks that work both on the radio and in the dance. With Medellin Cartel Riddim, they took things to another level. The riddim’s journey began in the studio, where T100 RECORDS crafted a bouncy, infectious beat designed to keep people moving. The production team focused on a sound that was both modern and rooted in dancehall tradition, using tight drum patterns and catchy melodies. Once the riddim was ready, T100 RECORDS brought together a powerful lineup of artists. Tommy Lee Sparta set the tone with “Timing,” delivering his signature dark energy over the pulsating beat. Lisa Hyper followed with “Griselda Blanco,” bringing fierce lyrics and attitude. Sikka Rhymes contributed “Never See the Stop,” adding determination and flow. Destiny Sparta’s “Hot Gal Anthem” lit up the dance with confident vibes, while Krazy Flames dropped “Never Scared,” showing versatility on the riddim. Vybz Kartel’s “Tony Montana” rounded out the mix, adding star power and lyrical sharpness. Each artist put their own spin on the riddim, making every track unique yet connected. Medellin Cartel Riddim’s release marked a moment when dancehall was ready for something bold and fresh. Even today, its influence and replay value keep it alive in dancehall history.
Medellin Cartel Tracklist:
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Timing
- Savage – Rich Badness Apply
- Lisa Hyper – Griselda Blanco
- Sikka Rhymes – Never See the Stop
- Destiny Sparta – Hot Gal Anthem
- Krazy Flames – Never Scared
- Vybz Kartel – Tony Montana
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