MINTED RIDDIM produced by ZJ DYMOND 2022
Minted Overview
In 2022, dancehall fans everywhere were talking about Minted Riddim, a project produced by ZJ DYMOND. Known for his sharp ear and work with top Jamaican artists, ZJ DYMOND has built a strong reputation in the dancehall scene. His label, Full Chaarge Records, is behind several popular riddims, and Minted Riddim became one of the year’s must-play mixes. The riddim stands out for its street anthem energy. Selectors loved playing these tracks in dances, thanks to their heavy bass and catchy hooks. Compared to other riddims from the same era, Minted Riddim brought a raw, bashment-ready vibe that connected quickly with the crowd. While some other mixes leaned toward softer or more international sounds, Minted Riddim kept its focus on classic dancehall power. Charly Black, known worldwide for his hit “Gyal You a Party Animal,” brings strong presence with his song “Heavy Weight Champion.” His confident delivery fits perfectly over the riddim’s hard-hitting beat. CENTIMENTAL’s “Financial Freedom” adds a message of ambition, riding the rhythm with sharp lyrics. Sliq One’s “Rich Is Right” is another standout, blending smooth flow with streetwise attitude. The mix also features “Go Harder” from Answele and Shaantzy, delivering a motivational anthem that fits the riddim’s energetic style. Each artist brings their own flavor, but all keep the street anthem base that made Minted Riddim a favorite among selectors. For anyone following dancehall in 2022, Minted Riddim is impossible to forget. Its bold production and strong lineup made it a true highlight of the year.
Minted Tracklist:
- Charly Black – Heavy Weight Champion (Clean)
- Charly Black – Heavy Weight Champion (Raw)
- CENTIMENTAL – Financial Freedom
- Sliq One – Rich Is Right
- Answele, Shaantzy – Go Harder (Clean)
- Answele, Shaantzy – Go Harder (Raw)
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