MI NUH SEH RIDDIM produced by BLACK MAGIC 1996
MI Nuh Seh Overview
In 1996, the MI Nuh Seh Riddim became a favorite at night parties and dancehall events. The riddim’s base came from the streets, giving it an edgy and energetic sound. This street anthem style also mixed with other genres, like hip-hop and reggae, making the music feel fresh and exciting. The blend helped the riddim stand out in the busy dancehall scene. Cannybal is one of the main voices on this project. His song Cannybal—Cannybal-Gal Can Wine is a good example of his lively style. Cannybal also appears on Cannybal—Version, showing his range as an artist. He is known for his energetic performances and for bringing a real dancehall vibe to his songs. Duck Man is another key artist on the MI Nuh Seh Riddim. His track Duck Man—Mi Nuh Seh became popular in the dancehall community. Duck Man also appears on Duck Man—Version, adding his own twist to the riddim. Both artists helped make the project memorable for fans. The producer, BLACK MAGIC, played a big role in shaping the riddim’s sound. BLACK MAGIC is known for working with several Jamaican labels and for creating strong, dance-ready beats. The MI Nuh Seh Riddim kept dancehall lively in 1996, and its influence can still be heard today.
MI Nuh Seh Tracklist:
- Cannybal – Cannybal-Gal Can Wine
- Cannybal – Version
- Duck Man – Mi Nuh Seh
- Duck Man – Version
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