Medz (2017) Release Details
- Riddim year: 2017
- Style: Dancehall
- Total tracks: 15
- Unique artists on riddim: 13
- Production credits: SPANE BEATS RECORDS | BLACK ROGUE INTERNATIONAL
- Key artists on this riddim: Beenie Man, Droop Lion, General Degree, Jah Vinci
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2017 Riddims List · 2017 Dancehall Riddims
By 2017, dancehall was deep into that weed-conscious, gully-rooted lane, and Medz Riddim sits right in the middle of it with a hard little juggling from Spane Beats Records and Black Rogue International. Beenie Man’s “Ghetto Youths” gets the sharpest run here, landing in both street and radio versions, while Jah Vinci’s “Ghetto We Born” keeps the same momentum with a more melodic pull, and tracks from Droop Lion, General Degree and Stacious keep the voice of the riddim moving between street talk and ganja meditation. The production has that dry, head-nodding bounce you expect from a dancehall set built for replay, with enough space in the cut for each singer to ride it clean. The release runs 15 tracks with 13 unique artists, including cuts from Sem G, Jah Fire, Terry T-Gan and Fucha Kid.
Medz Tracklist:
- Sem G – Smoke It Off
- Beenie Man – Ghetto Youths (Street)
- Beenie Man – Ghetto Youths (Radio)
- Jah Vinci – Ghetto We Born (Street)
- Jah Vinci – Ghetto We Born (Radio)
- Droop Lion – Hungry Days
- Stacious – Little Bit High
- Tyrifik – One Shot (Eight Mile)
- General Degree – More Blessing
- Shanty B – Welcome Another Day
- Jah Fire – Best Ganja
- Terry T-Gan – Can’T Stop The Ganja
- Mac Truc – Good Meditation
- Kiyode Erasto – Pon The Way
- Fucha Kid – Run The Stress Away
