THE RAID RIDDIM produced by MONEY GREEN/FRENZ FOR REAL 2011
The Raid Overview
In 2011, bashment rhythms were at the heart of dancehall’s raw energy. The Raid Riddim fit perfectly into this scene, bringing a fresh sound that made parties come alive. The riddim’s bounce and lively style captured what fans loved about dancehall that year. Behind the mixing board, the producer MONEY GREEN/FRENZ FOR REAL played a key role. Known for crafting energetic riddims, MONEY GREEN/FRENZ FOR REAL helped shape the sound of the early 2010s. The label has worked with several artists and is respected for keeping the singjay tradition strong in dancehall. Bentley’s “Count My Blessing” stood out with its catchy hooks and confident delivery. Chulu Blaxxx & Propally brought a unique vibe on “Sumn' Bout Her,” adding layers that made the riddim memorable. Curfew & Smokie Benz delivered “Yuh Nuh Know,” a track that kept the dancefloor moving. D2Dia’s “Nah Nah” showed off a different style, while Determine & Ruudie teamed up for “Yuh Owna Man,” reflecting the duo’s chemistry. Other artists like Gott Yo with “Neva Want This,” Jahnll on “Wine,” Karamanti’s “The Tribute Song,” Kush with “Wine,” and A.P’s “I’M Free” added even more flavor. The yard session tape from this era captured the spirit of bashment and made The Raid Riddim a standout for 2011.
The Raid Tracklist:
- Bentley – Count My Blessing
- Chulu Blaxxx & Propally – Sumn’ Bout Her
- Curfew & Smokie Benz – Yuh Nuh Know
- D2Dia – Nah Nah
- Determine & Ruudie – Yuh Owna Man
- Gott Yo – Neva Want This
- Jahnll – Wine
- Karamanti – The Tribute Song
- Kush – Wine
- A.P – I’M Free
- Nahswitch – Fatness
- Propally – Kill A Killer
- Propally – Rum Inna It
- Rojah Dalla – Leader
- Sir & Dominent – Paranoid
- Smokie Benz – Pressure
- Teff, 3 Star & Draft – I’M A Rider
- Tidal & Dainy – Gwaan & Let Go
- Turbulence – Most I
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