MONEY ME A LOOK RIDDIM produced by TRUE LOYAL RECORDS 2015
Money Me A Look Overview
The story of Money Me A Look Riddim begins in the heart of Jamaica’s dancehall scene. The riddim was crafted by a talented creator whose vision was to capture the energy of the streets and the spirit of the people. When TRUE LOYAL RECORDS took on the project in 2015, they brought years of experience to the table. Known for supporting rising and established artists, the label had already made its mark with several influential releases and was building a loyal following in the dancehall community. As the riddim took shape in the studio, it quickly became clear that it had the kind of infectious beat selectors love. The label reached out to some of the genre’s most exciting voices. Alkaline delivered “On Fleek,” a track that brought his signature style and confidence. I Octane followed with “Queng Dem,” adding his energetic flow to the mix. Iya Champs contributed “Cheat,” giving the riddim a different flavor with his unique delivery. Likkle Dainjah’s “Badmind” addressed real-life struggles, while his collaboration with Queen Diamond on “Ride It” added a fresh dynamic. The riddim’s title track, “Money Me A Look” by Vybz Kartel, became a standout, echoing through clubs and street dances across the island. Selectors gravitated to the riddim’s anthemic sound, making it a staple in their sets. From creation to release, Money Me A Look Riddim became more than just another dancehall project. It stands as a testament to creative collaboration and remains an important part of dancehall history.
Money Me A Look Tracklist:
- Alkaline – On Fleek (Clean/Raw)
- I Octane – Queng Dem (Clean/Raw)
- Iya Champs – Cheat
- Likkle Dainjah – Badmind
- Likkle Dainjah X Queen Diamond – Ride It (Clean/Raw)
- Vybz Kartel – Money Me A Look
- Money Me A Look Riddim – True Loyal Records
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