Psalms 91 Riddim – Cashflow Records

PSALMS 91 RIDDIM produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS 2016

Psalms 91 Overview

In 2016, the Psalms 91 Riddim became a major force in dancehall music. Built for the sound system culture, this riddim was made to shake dance floors and keep crowds moving. The heavy basslines and crisp drum patterns are perfect for big speakers, making it a favorite at clubs and street parties across Jamaica and beyond. The creative mind behind Psalms 91 Riddim is CASHFLOW RECORDS, a respected name in the dancehall industry. CASHFLOW RECORDS has a history of producing hard-hitting riddims and has helped shape the modern dancehall sound. Their work often features high-quality production and a knack for bringing out the best in artists. With tracks that have gained millions of streams, the label continues to influence the genre. On the Psalms 91 Riddim, several talented artists delivered standout tracks. Vershon’s "Where I’M From" tells a story of roots and resilience, while Jahmiel’s "Psalms 91" offers a message of protection and strength. Charly Black’s "Everyday Is Mothers Day" is a heartfelt anthem celebrating mothers everywhere. Deep Jahi’s "Badmind Expire" addresses envy and negativity, showing his lyrical skills. Fabian’s "Nah Give Up" inspires listeners to keep pushing forward, no matter the challenges. Maestro Don’s "Real Thugz" adds a gritty edge, rounding out the riddim’s strong lineup. The Psalms 91 Riddim by Cashflow Records remains an important part of dancehall history. Its club-ready beats, powerful messages, and top-tier production continue to make it a favorite in sound system culture and a true dancehall classic.

Psalms 91 Tracklist:

1. Vershon – Where I’M From
2. Jahmiel – Psalms 91
3. Charly Black – Everyday Is Mothers Day
4. Deep Jahi – Badmind Expire (Raw)
5. Deep Jahi – Badmind Expire (Clean)
6. Fabian – Nah Give Up
7. Maestro Don – Real Thugz
8. Cashflow Records – Psalms 91 Riddim

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