MP40 RIDDIM produced by MILLER 9 RECORDS 2013
Mp40 Overview
In 2013, dancehall parties were buzzing with energy and fierce competition. The streets and dancehalls of Jamaica echoed with anthems that captured the rebellious spirit of the time. The Mp40 Riddim stood out as the soundtrack to these moments, giving voice to a generation eager to express itself. Behind this riddim was MILLER 9 RECORDS, a label known for its bold, street-ready productions. MILLER 9 RECORDS had already made waves in the dancehall scene with their uncompromising sound, and Mp40 Riddim only strengthened their reputation. Their knack for bringing together top artists on a single project helped push the riddim to wider audiences both in Jamaica and abroad. The artists on Mp40 Riddim each brought their own flavor. Popcaan’s “Killa From Mi Bawn” delivered his signature confident flow, making it a favorite among partygoers. Blak Ryno followed with “Dead Dem A Guh Dead,” adding a menacing edge and lyrical sharpness that matched the riddim’s tough vibe. Doza Medicine’s “Dem Nuh Bad” kept the energy raw, offering a gritty take that resonated with street listeners. Jah Vinci’s “Clap Up The Rifle Dem” showcased his melodic style, blending catchy hooks with hard-hitting lyrics. Jahmiel’s “Tell Yuh Business” provided a more personal touch, adding depth to the lineup. Shane O’s “Nuffi Test” and Versatile’s “Dem A Guh Dead” rounded out the project, each contributing to the riddim’s lasting appeal. The party backdrop of 2013, with its fearless attitude and sense of unity, remains a key part of dancehall history. The Mp40 Riddim, shaped by MILLER 9 RECORDS and these standout artists, continues to echo that unforgettable era.
Mp40 Tracklist:
- Popcaan – Killa From Mi Bawn (Blak Ryno, Tommy Lee & Chronixx Diss)
- Blak Ryno – Dead Dem A Guh Dead (Popcaan & Tommy Lee Diss)
- Doza Medicine – Dem Nuh Bad
- Jah Vinci – Clap Up The Rifle Dem
- Jahmiel – Tell Yuh Business
- Shane O – Nuffi Test (Versatile & Kiprich Diss)
- Versatile – Dem A Guh Dead (Shane O Diss)
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