Money Heist Riddim – Unruly / Skyviews

Money Heist Riddim arrived in 2019 from Unruly Entertainment and Skyviews Entertainment, with Popcaan right at the center of it. The set lands at 100 BPM, which gives it that mid-tempo dancehall stride: heavy enough for the sound system, but loose enough for artists to ride with melody or chatter. Popcaan opens it with the title cut Money Heist and follows with Lamp Shade, a smoother, more sing-song turn that shows the riddim can carry both road talk and polished hooks.

The deeper pull comes from how the project spreads across the Unruly circle and beyond. Chi Ching Ching’s Top Boy brings his playful, deejay-driven energy, while Unruly Cuzz’s Peace and Love adds a rougher, street-level tone. Tatik’s Nuh Help and Frahcess’ Tear Off keep the tension high, and Dane Ray’s Nuh Friendly locks into the same mood with a sharper edge. Doza Medicine’s Different, Italiss’ House and Money, Geno’s Honey and J Deva’s Fresh widen the palette without breaking the riddim’s dark, driving core. Valiant’s You Deserve and Prince Ikeem’s Mankind give the later run a newer-school push.

This is a crew release with a heist theme that fits the title: confident, cash-minded, and built for juggling. Popcaan and his camp use the riddim to keep the hook pressure high, but the strength of the project is the variety in how each artist attacks the same backbone.