MOGGELA RIDDIM produced by FLIP MONEY RECORDS 2013
Moggela Overview
When Moggela Riddim arrived in 2013, dancehall fans quickly embraced its energy. Selectors loved the compilation for its bashment-ready tracks, and partygoers filled dancefloors whenever it played. The riddim’s lively sound and catchy hooks made it a favorite at block parties and clubs across Jamaica and beyond. Several standout artists contributed to the project. Demarco delivered “Clean Like God,” bringing his signature style and confident lyrics. Demarco is well known for his hit single “Fallen Soldiers,” which helped establish his name in dancehall music. Flippa Moggela Ft Voicemail joined forces on “Moggela Dance,” a track that encouraged everyone to move. Voicemail, known for their energetic dance tracks like “Wacky Dip,” also performed “Moggela Dance — Moggela Dance,” adding even more flavor to the compilation. Liquid came through with “Position Fi Mi,” showing off his smooth delivery. Liquid is recognized for his work as both an artist and radio personality in Jamaica. Scaacha’s “$100 Dollar Marina” added a unique touch to the riddim, giving selectors another reason to spin the project at parties. On the technical side, the mixing board king kept the sound crisp and dancefloor-ready. The entire riddim was produced by FLIP MONEY RECORDS, a label known for releasing several popular dancehall projects in the early 2010s. Their work on Moggela Riddim helped cement their reputation for crafting club anthems. Even now, Moggela Riddim brings back the unforgettable vibe of 2013, reminding fans of a time when dancehall’s energy was at its peak.
Moggela Tracklist:
- Demarco – Clean Like God (Raw)
- Demarco – Clean Like God (Edit]
- Flippa Moggela Ft Voicemail – Moggela Dance
- Liquid – Position Fi Mi
- Scaacha – $100 Dollar Marina
- Konshens – How We Living
- Agent Sasco – Next Top Model
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Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.