MONEY UP RIDDIM produced by 12TO12 MUZIK
Money Up Overview
Back in 2012, dancehall was full of big riddims and party anthems. But the selector’s choice on the Money Up Riddim stood out with its raw energy. This was the kind of sound that dancehall fans loved at the time—hard-hitting, catchy, and full of attitude. The Money Up Riddim brought together some strong voices. Bounty Killer’s “Hardy” delivered his classic commanding style, full of power and confidence. Darrio & Delus teamed up for “Hussla,” giving the riddim a smooth but energetic flow. Iyara’s “Tek Set Pan Me” added grit and street vibes. Konshens came in with “Money Up,” a real anthem for anyone trying to make it. Munga & Gyptian joined forces on “All Dat,” bringing melody and swagger. Compared to other bashment releases from that era, like the Overproof Riddim or the Summertime Riddim, Money Up Riddim had a tighter, more focused sound. It didn’t just chase the party vibe—it kept things sharp and direct. The selector’s choice here was all about keeping the dancefloor moving, but with a bit more edge. The riddim architect, 12TO12 MUZIK, played a big role in this. Known for their singjay style and tight production, 12TO12 MUZIK made sure each artist could shine without losing the riddim’s groove. Their work on Money Up Riddim helped the label build its reputation for quality dancehall music. Today, this selector’s choice is still remembered as an important part of dancehall history. It shows how a good riddim, strong artists, and the right production can make a lasting impact.
Money Up Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer – Hardy (Raw)
- Bounty Killer – Hardy (Edit)
- Darrio & Delus – Hussla
- Iyara – Tek Set Pan Me
- Konshens – Money Up
- Munga & Gyptian – All Dat
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