MONEY WE LOVE RIDDIM produced by SHABDON RECORDS 2020
Money We Love Overview
The Money We Love Riddim is a standout bashment rhythm that made waves in Jamaica’s sound system culture in 2020. The rhythm’s pulsing energy and catchy hooks filled dancehalls and street parties, where selectors would blend tracks and keep crowds moving. In sound system sessions, the right riddim can lift the energy of a gathering, and Money We Love Riddim quickly became a favorite for its driving beat and memorable melodies. Behind this hit project is SHABDON RECORDS, a label known for its influential role in modern dancehall. Shabdon, the producer, has a reputation for crafting riddims that dominate local charts and stream widely online. His work is recognized for its crisp production and ability to bring together top artists on one project. Despite some controversy in his career, Shabdon’s impact on the dancehall scene is undeniable, with several successful riddims and collaborations to his name. The artists on Money We Love Riddim each bring their own style. Vybz Kartel delivers “Money We Love,” a track that showcases his lyrical skill and signature delivery. Teejay’s “City of Gods” adds another dynamic layer, while Daddy1’s “Money Plan” brings streetwise energy. Shaniel Muir teams up with Shabdon for “Drugs Dealer,” and Shabdon also features on “Drugs Dealer – Drugs Dealer.” Other tracks like ShaqStar’s “876,” Big Voice’s “Dark After Dark,” Zizi’s “War Extreme,” Digital Sham’s “Cyaah To Much,” and Bobby 6ix’s “Grave Yard” round out the project, each adding their own flavor. This bashment rhythm remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its impact on the dance and sound system culture.
Money We Love Tracklist:
- Squash Ft. Vybz Kartel & Chronic Law – Money We Love
- Teejay – City of Gods
- Daddy1 – Money Plan
- Shaniel Muir Ft Shabdon – Drugs Dealer
- ShaqStar – 876
- Big Voice – Dark After Dark
- Zizi – War Extreme
- Digital Sham – Cyaah To Much
- Bobby 6ix – Grave Yard
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