Money Riddim Vol 2 (2016) – Mbr

Money Riddim Vol 2 arrived in 2016 under the Mineral Boss Records MBR banner, a name that had already started carrying weight in dancehall through street-minded productions and a clear push for new voices alongside established names. The second volume keeps that same practical, juggling-ready feel: warm, mid-tempo dancehall with a steady forward drive, clean chord movement, and a bright, motivational tone that sits well under both chant-style delivery and smoother singing.

The lineup tells the story. Jahmiel’s Things Take Time and Vershon’s Crosses People both bring the introspective, survivalist side of modern dancehall, while I Wayne’s As the Day Break adds the rootsy consciousness he is known for. Teflon’s Beautiful Day fits that reflective lane too, with a softer melodic touch. Delly Ranx brings the grit with Another Man in both raw and clean versions, a reminder of how this riddim could work for radio and for the dance at the same time.

Singer J’s Put Jah First, Bencil Clickstar’s Deserve It with Mumma TT, 3Star’s Dem Surprise Me, Nigma’s Done and Dusted, and Briko’s Journey Goes On round out a project that feels rooted in uplift, faith, and persistence more than slackness or outright party talk. It is a tidy slice of 2016 dancehall: message-driven, vocalist-led, and built for selectors who wanted cuts that could hold a room without losing their positive edge.