MONEY CAPTIVE RIDDIM produced by HARDCORE PRODUCTION 2021
Money Captive Overview
Money Captive Riddim came out in 2021 and quickly became a favorite in dancehall parties. The bashment flow started with HARDCORE PRODUCTION, a label known for its strong beats and real dancehall energy. This riddim brought people together on dance floors from Kingston to London. The artists on this project each brought their own style. Ras Askia and Idealistic teamed up for “Money Captive,” a track that stood out for its catchy hook and driving rhythm. T Smallz Suso, who is known for his hit “Gambian Girls” and for being one of The Gambia’s top reggae-dancehall artists, delivered “F*ck Your Feelings,” adding a bold vibe to the riddim. AN2 gave us “Snitch,” showing his skill for storytelling in dancehall lyrics. Freeman Gyenyame’s “Ganja Mi Burn” celebrated the classic reggae theme of herbs, while Mad Dot’s “Boom Boom Gyal” kept the energy high with a party anthem. Each song fit the riddim’s heavy bass and hypnotic beat, making them favorites for DJs and crowds alike. Behind the scenes, the sound engineer made sure every track hit hard and sounded clean. HARDCORE PRODUCTION, led by producer Papa Ayo, is known for working with both African and Caribbean artists and for bringing international attention to the dancehall scene. The label’s releases have found listeners far beyond Jamaica. Even now, the fire of Money Captive Riddim from 2021 still echoes at parties. It’s a bashment project that people remember, with tracks that keep the dance going strong.
Money Captive Tracklist:
- Ras Askia, Idealistic – Money Captive
- T Smallz Suso – F*ck Your Feelings
- AN2 – Snitch
- Freeman Gyenyame – Ganja Mi Burn
- Mad Dot – Boom Boom Gyal
- Rasta Blazze – Pay Check Gyal
- Hardball – Make It Inna Life
- Jay Dam – Full Time Strap
- DJ Grace Tookoff Boss – Bank Book Wine
- Bility – Money Pon Mi Mind
- eLDee – Work
- Hardcore Production – Money Captive Riddim
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