MERCENARY RIDDIM produced by HUNTTA FLOW PRODUCTION 2021
Mercenary Overview
Fans quickly embraced Mercenary Riddim when it hit the dancehall scene in 2021. The project stood out for its mix of raw deejay energy and smooth vocal performances, making it a favorite among both hardcore dancehall followers and casual listeners. Social media buzzed with excitement, and the riddim found its way into many playlists. Bubbah473’s “My Time” brought a confident, uplifting message, matching the artist’s reputation for catchy hooks. Cris Quammie added a melodic touch with “Unfinished Business (E)” and “Unfinished Business,” showing off his vocal range and songwriting skills. D'termine contributed “Top Gyalis (E)” and “Top Gyalis,” tracks that highlighted his knack for clever lyrics and dancefloor appeal. Dose Up’s “Bill Gates Money (E)” and “Bill Gates Money” added a playful twist, drawing attention for its witty take on ambition. Each artist brought their own style, helping the riddim reach a wide audience. The project was crafted by Huntta Flow Production, a label known for its consistent output in the dancehall world. Huntta Flow Production, led by producer Rohan “Huntta Flow” Henry, has worked with several rising and established artists, building a reputation for fresh, energetic riddims. Their work on Mercenary Riddim continued this tradition, delivering a sound that resonated across the Caribbean and beyond. With its blend of hardcore and melodic cuts, Mercenary Riddim held its ground among the year’s top bashment releases, cementing Huntta Flow Production’s place in modern dancehall.
Mercenary Tracklist:
- Bubbah473 – My Time
- Cris Quammie – Unfinished Business (E)
- Cris Quammie – Unfinished Business
- D’termine – Top Gyalis (E)
- D’termine – Top Gyalis
- Dose Up – Bill Gates Money (E)
- Dose Up – Bill Gates Money
- Huntta Flow Production – Mercenary Riddim (Instrumental)
- Jasper YMC – African Drum
- Mac-I – Man Sometimes Lost
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