PAYOLLA RIDDIM produced by FLYWEH RECORDS 2017
Payolla Overview
When the Payolla Riddim dropped in 2017, it quickly became the heartbeat of dancehall parties and bashment sessions. The project brought together a strong lineup of tracks, each standing out with its own style and energy. The bashment release features Itsman with "Payolla," Jah Link with "Any Gyal Ah Mine," Dragga Didefinition with "Stamina Daddy," Jah Jah Yute Di Fiyahyute with "Payolla," and Seventon with "Buss Out." Other tracks on the riddim include Mc Patexx — "Mi Need You," Smattan — "Money Talk," Kolumbo — "Blaze The Draggon," and Malcolm Stoffels — "Payolla Riddim." Each artist brings something unique to the Payolla Riddim. Itsman, known for his catchy hooks, leads with the title track "Payolla." Jah Link’s "Any Gyal Ah Mine" is a crowd favorite at parties, showing his skill for making songs that get everyone moving. Dragga Didefinition delivers "Stamina Daddy," adding a strong vocal performance. Jah Jah Yute Di Fiyahyute, who has been recognized for his conscious lyrics in other works, adds his own flavor to "Payolla." Seventon’s "Buss Out" rounds out the main set with high energy. Behind the scenes, FLYWEH RECORDS produced the riddim. The label is known for pushing new sounds in the dancehall scene and has released several projects that gained attention online, including streaming success on platforms like YouTube. The sound engineer on Payolla Riddim is respected for his crisp mixing, making sure every beat hits hard and every vocal stands out. For dancehall fans, 2017 was shaped by the Payolla Riddim.
Payolla Tracklist:
- Itsman – Payolla
- Jah Link – Any Gyal Ah Mine
- Dragga Didefinition – Stamina Daddy
- Jah Jah Yute Di Fiyahyute – Payolla
- Seventon – Buss Out
- Mc Patexx – Mi Need You
- Smattan – Money Talk
- Kolumbo – Blaze The Draggon
- Malcolm Stoffels – Payolla Riddim (Instrumental)
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