MONEY TREE RIDDIM produced by LIVUP RECORDS 2010
Money Tree Overview
Almidon, Bramma, Bugle, Demarco, and Flippa are some of the key voices on the Money Tree Riddim. Each artist brings their own style to the project. Bugle, who is known for his hit song “Rasta Party,” delivers “Never Scared” on this riddim. Demarco, who had international success with “Fallen Soldiers,” also joins with his track “Work Hard.” Bramma makes his mark with “This Anthem,” while Almidon brings energy on “Hustle.” Flippa, who is recognized for his flashy persona, adds “Can'T Buy Respect.” The party backdrop of Money Tree Riddim was a big part of dancehall events in 2010. Bashment parties across Jamaica and beyond played these songs, creating a lively and energetic atmosphere. The riddim’s upbeat tempo and catchy melodies made it popular on dancefloors and in street dances. LIVUP RECORDS produced the Money Tree Riddim. The label is known for working with top dancehall artists and has helped shape the sound of modern dancehall. LIVUP RECORDS has released other notable projects and is respected in the music industry for their consistent quality. Money Tree Riddim captured the spirit of dancehall in 2010. With strong performances from artists like Almidon, Bramma, Bugle, Demarco, and Flippa, and production by LIVUP RECORDS, the riddim became a favorite at parties and among fans.
Money Tree Tracklist:
- Almidon – Hustle
- Bramma – This Anthem (Edit)
- Bramma – This Anthem (Raw)
- Bugle – Never Scared
- Demarco – Work Hard
- Flippa – Can’T Buy Respect
- Kibaki – Mi Want It
- Konshens – Money Double
- Livup Records – Money Tree (Instrumental)
- Munga – Inna 2010
- Pamputtae – Money
- Serani – Got To Survive
- Stacious – Slow It Down
- Tony Matterhorn – Lock Down Di Endz
- Twin Of Twins – Too Much (Edit)
- Twin Of Twins – Too Much (Raw)
- Vegas – Jah Never Fail Me
- Vybz Kartel – Money Tree
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