MI:6 RIDDIM 2007
Mi:6 Overview
The Mi: 6 Riddim came from the respected John John Records, a label known for its deep roots in dancehall. The 2007 release echoed through late-night parties, bringing together some of the most recognized voices in the scene. At the heart of the riddim is Lloyd 'John John' James, who produced the project. John John is the son of the legendary King Jammy, and he built his own reputation with sharp, energetic productions. The Mi6 Version, his own instrumental cut, shows his talent for crisp, driving rhythms. The compilation features Baby G And Angel Doolas with "Nuh Man Problem," a track that blends catchy hooks with confident delivery. Beenie Man & Lady Saw join forces on "Undisputed." Beenie Man, known worldwide as the "King of Dancehall," won a Grammy for Best Reggae Album in 2001, and Lady Saw is celebrated as the "Queen of Dancehall," with hits like "Man Is The Least." Their duet brings high energy and playful back-and-forth vocals. Bounty Killer delivers "Mi Bad Mi Bad," adding his signature gruff style. Bounty Killer is recognized as a major influence in dancehall, famous for tracks like "Look" and his work with No Doubt on "Hey Baby," which won a Grammy. Demarco’s "Bad Man Court" and Future Troubles’ "Affi Get Some" keep the pace strong, rounding out a lineup that captures the sound of 2007’s dancehall parties.
Mi:6 Tracklist:
- Baby G And Angel Doolas – Nuh Man Problem
- Beenie Man & Lady Saw – Undisputed
- Bounty Killer – Mi Bad Mi Bad
- Demarco – Bad Man Court
- Future Troubles – Affi Get Some (Pum Pum)
- Lloyd ‘John John’ James – Mi6 Version
- Pepper And Christopher – Hurt Them
- Sizzla And Wayne Wonder – Stop Fronting
- Voice Mail – All My Life
- Ward 21 – No Fren From Dem
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