MONEY POT RIDDIM produced by FYAH BASS MUSIC CO 2016
Money Pot Overview
In 2016, reggae was finding new ways to stay true to its roots while reaching modern listeners. The Money Pot Riddim stood out that year for holding on to the classic reggae track base—steady drum and bass, warm guitar, and relaxed tempos. This foundation kept the music connected to the genre’s history, even as artists brought their own styles. The sound of Money Pot Riddim was shaped by FYAH BASS MUSIC CO, a producer and label known for supporting street culture and authentic reggae sounds. FYAH BASS MUSIC CO has a reputation for working with both new and established reggae voices. Their projects often highlight the real-life stories and energy found in reggae communities. Ada added her voice to the riddim with “Sweat & Tears.” Her song brings heartfelt emotion and a strong vocal style. Natty King, already known for his hit “No Guns To Town,” contributed “My Question,” showing his ongoing commitment to roots reggae. Nyjah’s “Karma Is A Bitch” brought a modern edge, while Teflon’s “Press Along” offered uplifting lyrics and a confident delivery. 08, performing as Rasroots, gave the riddim a powerful anthem with “Lion Dem A Roar.” Each artist brought something different, but all worked within the classic reggae framework set by the riddim. Even years later, Money Pot Riddim remains tied to the reggae sounds of 2016, showing how tradition and fresh voices can come together in one project.
Money Pot Tracklist:
- Ada – Sweat & Tears
- Natty King – My Question
- Eliegh Ft. Livalect – Warning
- Vado – Tell Mama That I’M Sorry
- Silva Duss – My Family
- Nyjah – Karma Is A Bitch
- Teflon – Press Along
- 08- Rasroots – Lion Dem A Roar
- Shie – Read Di Text
- Fiyah Binghi – Laugh With You
- Venom Legacy – Have It Easy
- Livalect – Rasta Alone (Money Pot Riddim)
- Absolute Logics – Till Mi Reach Mi Grave
- Righteous Rush – We Roll (Money Pot Riddim)
- Jahriffe – Lion Have No Fear
- Ci-Trus – In Your Eyes
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