MURDA RIDDIM produced by ESCAPE 2 DANCEHALL RECORDS 2007
Murda Overview
In 2007, the Murda Riddim bashment release brought high energy to dancehall parties. The riddim was produced by ESCAPE 2 DANCEHALL RECORDS, a label known for its influence in the Jamaican dancehall scene and for working with both new and established artists. This club-ready riddim had a heavy, driving beat that made it perfect for the dance floor. Several well-known artists added their voices to this release. Bunji Garlin, who is famous for his soca hit “Differentology,” delivered “Fire Now,” bringing his strong Caribbean sound to the project. Fire Links, a respected dancehall selector and sound system veteran, contributed “None A Dem,” showing his skills both behind the mic and in dancehall culture. Frisco Kid, known for tracks like “Rubbers,” performed “Ha-Ya,” adding his unique style. Harry Toddler, a former member of the Scare Dem Crew, gave fans “Gu-Weh,” while Hemo & Moofire presented the “Murda Riddim Version.” Other tracks included Irokomanechi’s “Da-Me-Oh,” Kadillac & Criss Cross with “Kadillac Dance,” and M’lonie and Bassie both on “Wine On You-.” Rankin Taxi, a veteran Japanese reggae artist, brought “Gaki Reggae Jump 2007.” This bashment release was a big part of 2007’s dancehall scene, mixing classic dancehall vibes with a fresh, modern sound. The combination of strong artists and ESCAPE 2 DANCEHALL RECORDS’ production made it a favorite in clubs and parties.
Murda Tracklist:
- Bunji Garlin – Fire Now
- Fire Links – None A Dem
- Frisco Kid – Ha-Ya
- Harry Toddler – Gu-Weh
- Hemo & Moofire – Murda Riddim Version
- I-Van – Dutty Shot-(Smash Riddim)-Bonus Track
- Irokomanechi – Da-Me-Oh
- Kadillac & Criss Cross – Kadillac Dance
- M’lonie – Wine On You-(Ft Bassie)
- Rankin Taxi – Gaki Reggae Jump 2007
- Romie – Do It Do It
- Romie – Move Your Body-(Smash Riddim)-Bonus Track
- Sky Dance Crew – Sky Dance
- Sultex 3000 – Wacky Jackson
- Supa Hype – Liscenced Gun
- Zumjay & Hotta Ball – Call All Dancers
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