MEGA MOVES RIDDIM produced by SKYBAD MUSIQ 2020
Mega Moves Overview
In 2020, dancehall music saw a wave of new riddims, but the street anthem base of the Mega Moves Riddim stood out. This beat brought a raw, street flavor to dancehall sessions, giving the music a tough edge that fans loved. Compared to other drops of the era, which often leaned toward smoother or pop-influenced sounds, Mega Moves Riddim was grittier and more energetic. It reminded listeners of classic dancehall, but with a modern twist. Artists like Squash delivered “Nuff Time,” using the beat’s powerful drive to share stories from the streets. Tommy Lee’s “Legends” added a dark, melodic touch, showing his signature style. Daddy1’s “Anytime” kept the energy up, making it a favorite at parties and street dances. Teejay, with “How,” brought a catchy flow that blended well with the riddim’s hard-hitting bass. Laden’s “Did Rate” added emotion and depth, proving the riddim could handle different moods. Other artists like Rebel Sixx with “Lit,” Propa Fade’s “Mi Dawgs,” Ace Gawd’s “End Of The Day,” Nklyne’s “Gaurd,” and Krishane’s “Bad Energy” each brought their own style, but all used the street anthem base to connect with listeners. Behind the scenes, producer SKYBAD MUSIQ played a key role. Known for his skill at the mixing board, SKYBAD MUSIQ has worked with top dancehall names and helped push the genre’s sound worldwide. His production made the Mega Moves Riddim both cohesive and exciting. The street anthem base of this riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, showing how raw energy and strong production can create lasting anthems.
Mega Moves Tracklist:
- Squash – Nuff Time
- Tommy Lee – Legends
- Daddy1 – Anytime
- Teejay – How
- Laden – Did Rate
- Rebel Sixx – Lit
- Propa Fade – Mi Dawgs
- Ace Gawd – End Of The Day
- Nklyne – Gaurd
- Krishane – Bad Energy
- Axygen – Ready Mi Have It
- Vindean Vivo – Fear
- Leyavo X Skybad X Rhymatic X Jsopreme – Level Up
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