MOESHA SPURLAMENTIOUS RIDDIM produced by M-PHATIC 1999, produced by STEVEN VENTURA
Moesha Overview
The Moesha Riddim compilation from 1999 stands out as a true dancehall classic. The tracklist brings together some of the era’s most energetic voices and rhythms. Kicking things off is Elephant Man & Michelle with “Boom Boom Man,” a song that captures the raw excitement of late-90s dancehall. Tanya Stephens follows with “Choppa,” delivering her signature lyrical style over the driving riddim. Stephens Ventura’s “Welcome To The Family” brings a warm, inclusive vibe, while Mega Plough’s “Going Home” adds a touch of reflection to the mix. Ghost’s “City Lock” keeps the energy high, and Invinsible Ninja & Red Cat’s “Yea Yeh” injects an extra dose of attitude. Merciless turns up the heat with “Tear It Off,” and Mad Wasp & Splinter’s “Mr Viagra” pushes the boundaries with witty lyrics and a playful beat. The combination of Stephens Ventura & K. Cousins on “Is That It?” shows off the riddim’s versatility, while 1Singing Melody closes things out with the smooth “Ooh Aah.” The artists on this compilation each bring their own flavor, but it’s the production that ties everything together. Behind the mixing board is M-PHATIC, a producer known for his work with the M-Phatic label and a knack for crafting dancehall riddims that stand the test of time. His approach in 1999 helped shape the sound of bashment for years to come. This selector’s choice captures the rebellious and creative spirit of its time. Even today, the Moesha Riddim remains a favorite for dancehall fans and selectors, reminding us why this era still matters.
Moesha Tracklist:
- Elephant Man & Michelle- Boom Boom Man
- Tanya Stephens – Choppa
- Stephens Ventura – Welcome To The Family
- Mega Plough – Going Home
- Ghost – City Lock
- Invinsible Ninja & Red Cat – Yea Yeh
- Merciless – Tear It Off
- Mad Wasp & Splinter – Mr Viagra
- Stephens Ventura & K. Cousins – Is That It?
- 1Singing Melody – Ooh Aah
- Genius – Ah Who?
- Cecile & Little Lenny – Who’s The Man?
- Shakey Trouble – Dem 2 Hype
- Brick & Lace – The Boy Is Mine
- Danny English Featuring Brick & Lace – Too Many Girls
- Koz – Moesha
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