MELTDOWN RIDDIM produced by SOUL REBEL SOUND / MR MENTO PROD 2012
Meltdown Overview
In 2012, the Meltdown Riddim brought a fresh style to dancehall music. Produced by SOUL REBEL SOUND / MR MENTO PROD, this release stood out because it mixed classic dancehall with new sounds. The riddim blended dancehall’s strong rhythms with trap music influences. This mix made the songs feel modern and exciting, attracting a new generation of listeners. The sound system cut on Meltdown Riddim was special. It took the energy of dancehall and added layers from other genres, especially trap. The beats had a sharp, punchy feel, but still kept the lively spirit of Jamaican dancehall. This combination made the riddim popular in clubs and at parties. DJs loved to play it, and it quickly became a favorite for both old fans and new ones. The Meltdown Riddim also gave new artists a chance to shine. It was a big break for them, helping their voices reach a wider audience. With tracks like “Love It When You Move” by O. K., “Know My Name” by Bugle, and “Bun Dem Herbs” by Cali P, each artist brought their own style to the riddim. Their lively lyrics fit perfectly with the energetic beats. SOUL REBEL SOUND / MR MENTO PROD played a key role in this project. Known for creative productions and strong links to the dancehall scene, the producer helped shape the sound. Their work on Meltdown Riddim showed their ability to mix genres and keep dancehall fresh. Even today, DJs still play Meltdown Riddim. Its modern sound and catchy beats keep 2012 alive on the dancefloor. The riddim remains a strong example of how dancehall can grow by blending with other styles.
Meltdown Tracklist:
- O.K. Love It When You Move
- Bugle Know My Name
- Cali P Bun Dem Herbs
- Charly Black M.O.N.E.Y
- Jahmiel Life Goes On
- Phenomden Ich Vermisse Dich
- Etzia Who Waan Get It
- Stereo Luchs Tanz
- Da Nini & Easy Yves Schelle
- Tripple Bad Wine And Cotch
- Propa Fade Stamina Daddy
- Izrel Bun Dem
- Version Meltdown Riddim
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