NEW MONEY RIDDIM produced by FRESH EAR PRODUCTIONS 2014
New Money Overview
FRESH EAR PRODUCTIONS set the dancehall scene buzzing in 2014 with the release of the New Money Riddim. Known for their sharp ear and innovative sound, the label has a strong history in the genre, working with both established and rising stars. Their approach to production often brings a modern, international edge while staying true to Jamaican roots. The New Money Riddim quickly became a yard anthem, lighting up clubs and sound systems across Jamaica and beyond. The riddim’s energy and gritty textures made it a favorite among selectors and partygoers. Each artist on the project brought their own style, helping the riddim stand out in a crowded year for dancehall. Charly Black delivered “Id Like To Know,” riding the beat with his signature smooth delivery. Darrio’s “Wine Up In It” added a playful, dance-driven vibe, encouraging party crowds to move. Demarco, always a crowd-pleaser, contributed “Build A Vibes,” blending catchy hooks with relatable lyrics. Kalado’s “When You Wine” kept the momentum high, while Major Brandish offered “Niceness,” adding his unique touch to the riddim’s line-up. Other standout tracks included Rdx with “Party Tuurn Up,” Tifa’s “I'Ve Got Money,” Voicemail’s “So Mi Like It,” and Vybz Kartel’s “Credit Alone Done.” Each song fit seamlessly into the riddim, showing FRESH EAR PRODUCTIONS’ skill in creating a cohesive sound. The New Money Riddim remains a key part of dancehall history, remembered for its club-ready drive and the way it brought together some of the genre’s most dynamic voices.
New Money Tracklist:
- Charly Black – Id Like To Know
- Darrio – Wine Up In It
- Demarco – Build A Vibes
- Kalado – When You Wine
- Major Brandish – Niceness
- Rdx – Party Tuurn Up
- Tifa – I’Ve Got Money
- Voicemail – So Mi Like It
- Vybz Kartel – Credit Alone Done
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