MONEY BOX RIDDIM produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS 2012
Money Box Overview
In the early 2010s, dancehall parties in Jamaica were full of raw energy and street vibes. The music at these sessions often reflected the daily life and struggles of the people. One of the sounds that captured this era was the Money Box Riddim, produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS. This label, started by Jordan McClure and David Hayle, became known for its modern touch and high-quality productions. Over the years, CHIMNEY RECORDS has worked with many top artists and helped shape the sound of dancehall for a new generation. On the Money Box Riddim, several artists stood out with their unique styles. Aidonia delivered "Kush Inna Mi Brain," a track that quickly became a favorite for its catchy flow and bold lyrics. Chase Cross 3 Star brought a hustler’s perspective with "House Of Money," while Deablo’s "Jah Guide Mi Step" offered a more spiritual message. Elephant Man, known for his energetic performances, contributed "Cyan Bad You Up," adding even more hype to the riddim. Konshens, another big name in dancehall, was featured with "From Yuh See Me," showing his knack for strong hooks and relatable themes. Other artists like Serani with "More Money," Stein with "Wheel It Off," and the group Supa Hype Munga Gyptian Chi Ching with "Slap Wey" added their own flavors. Zagga’s tracks "She Never Been" and "She Never Ben" also helped round out the riddim’s appeal. This party backdrop still stands as an important part of dancehall history, capturing the sound and spirit of its time.
Money Box Tracklist:
- Aidonia – Kush Inna Mi Brain (Edit)
- Aidonia – Kush Inna Mi Brain (Raw)
- Chase Cross 3 Star – House Of Money
- Deablo – Jah Guide Mi Step
- Elephant Man – Cyan Bad You Up
- Konshens – From Yuh See Me (Edit)
- Konshens – From Yuh See Me (Raw)
- Mavado – Box Of Money
- Serani – More Money
- Stein – Wheel It Off
- Supa Hype Munga Gyptian Chi Ching – Slap Wey
- Zagga – She Never Been (Edit)
- Zagga – She Never Ben (Raw)
- Jordan Hizzle – Money Box Riddim (Instrumental)
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