MERCURY RIDDIM ? JAH SNOW CONE / CHASE MILLS PROD 2012
Mercury Overview
The Mercury Riddim is a high-energy dancehall beat built for the club. Released in 2012, this riddim quickly made its mark with a lively, bouncy sound that keeps people moving from the first note. The mood is upbeat and playful, perfect for parties and dance floors. Several standout artists brought their own style to Mercury Riddim. Khago delivers “Pretty Wine,” a track that gets dancers showing off their best moves. Cee Gee appears twice, first with “Love It Off,” then with the bold “Fuck It Off,” both tracks riding the riddim’s infectious groove. Zumjay’s “Rock That Body” encourages everyone to let loose, while Spragga Benz brings energy with “Activate.” Ishawna’s “Hot Girls Anthem” is a favorite among female fans, celebrating confidence and fun. Other strong contributions come from Stylysh with “Star We Owna Show,” and Beenie Man, the veteran artist, with “Dweet Again.” Kitty And Flexxx keep things fresh on “Pension,” and Delly Ranx adds his flavor with “Bun.” Each song fits smoothly into the riddim’s overall flow, making the collection feel unified and ready for repeated play. Mercury Riddim was produced by the skilled hands at Claims Records, a label known for quality dancehall releases. The production is crisp, with every element designed to sound loud and clear on big sound systems. Years later, Mercury Riddim remains a favorite in dancehall circles. Its strong lineup and dance floor appeal have earned it a lasting place in the genre’s history.
Mercury Tracklist:
- Khago – Pretty Wine
- Savage – Defend That
- Cee Gee – Love It Off (Radio)
- Cee Gee – Fuck It Off (Raw)
- Zumjay – Rock That Body
- Spragga Benz – Activate
- Ishawna – Hot Girls Anthem
- Stylysh – Star We Owna Show
- Beenie Man – Dweet Again
- Kitty And Flexxx – Pension
- Delly Ranx – Bun
- Snowcone – Mercury Riddim
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