MOBAY CURFEW RIDDIM produced by PANTA SON PRODUCTIONS 2018
Mobay Curfew Overview
The Mobay Curfew Riddim made a strong impact on dancehall in 2018. This set kept speakers rumbling at every sound clash, thanks to its deep bass and catchy rhythm. The riddim blends traditional dancehall with hints of other genres, like hip hop and electronic music. This mix gives it a modern sound that stands out from other releases. Each artist on the riddim brought their own style. Tommy Lee Sparta delivered “Pree Who,” adding his signature dark and haunting vocals. Shane’s “E - Run Up & Down” showed his energetic flow, making the track a favorite for party crowds. Fully Bad’s “Worst Nightmare” offered raw lyrics and a powerful delivery, while Gage’s “Statement” stood out with clever wordplay. Vladar’s “Yuh Fi Know” added a melodic touch, showing the riddim’s versatility. Other artists also contributed to the set’s rich sound. Digital Sham’s “Gun A Fire” and Nicko Blast’s “Gun Play” brought gritty street vibes. Devious with “Cemetery,” Praj with “X - Lions Den,” and Deizzle with “Red Sky” each added their own flavor, making the riddim feel complete. PANTA SON PRODUCTIONS played a key role as the producer. Known for their work in the dancehall industry, the label has a history of releasing popular riddims and supporting new talent. Their experience helped shape the Mobay Curfew Riddim into a project that blends different influences while staying true to dancehall roots. This dancehall set remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its fresh sound and the unique contributions of each artist.
Mobay Curfew Tracklist:
- Tommy Lee Sparta – Pree Who
- Shane – E – Run Up & Down
- Fully Bad – Worst Nightmare
- Gage – Statement
- Vladar – Yuh Fi Know
- Digital Sham – Gun A Fire
- Nicko Blast – Gun Play
- Devious – Cemetery
- Praj-X – Lions Den
- Deizzle – Red Sky
- Djudge – Drive By
- Flexxx – War Season
- Norris Man – Strength
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