MIND CHANGE RIDDIM produced by INSPIRED MUSIC 2012
Mind Change Overview
When the Mind Change Riddim dropped in 2012, its street anthem base quickly took over bashment sessions across Jamaica and beyond. The riddim brought a fresh sound to the dancehall scene, standing out among other bashment releases from the same year. Many riddims in 2012 had digital beats and catchy hooks, but Mind Change Riddim added a powerful, anthemic feel that made it a favorite for selectors and fans. Several top artists helped shape the riddim’s success. Warrior King, known for his hit “Virtuous Woman,” delivered the track “Changes.” His positive message fit well with the uplifting energy of the riddim. Lutan Fyah, who gained attention with songs like “St. Jago De La Vega,” brought the song “Riches,” adding his conscious lyrics and smooth delivery. Teflon, respected for his strong voice and messages, contributed “Have Faith.” Fantan Mojah, recognized for his hit “Hail The King,” added “Queen & King,” bringing his unique style. Jessa James and Joey Brooks teamed up for “Tonight,” while Joey Brooks also appeared solo on the same track. Other artists like Shamrock with “Bounce” and Ricky Teetz with “Live” helped round out the project. The producer INSPIRED MUSIC played a key role. Known for releasing several dancehall projects under the Inspired Music label, this producer brought together different voices and styles, making the riddim sound unified and strong. For dancehall fans, 2012 cannot be remembered without Mind Change Riddim. Its street anthem base, talented artists, and skilled production made it a true bashment classic. The riddim still brings party vibes wherever it plays.
Mind Change Tracklist:
- Warrior King – Changes
- Lutan Fyah – Riches
- Teflon – Have Faith
- Fantan Mojah – Queen & King
- Jessa James Ft Joey Brooks – Tonight
- Shamrock – Bounce (Raw)
- Shamrock – Bounce (Clean)
- Ricky Teetz – Live
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