WAVE THE MONEY RIDDIM produced by WORLD HITS RECORDS 2016
Wave The Money Overview
The Wave The Money Riddim dropped in 2016 with a fresh sound that quickly took over dancehall bashment sessions. The release brought together a strong line-up of tracks, each with its own energy. Jus Chris delivered "Need Money," a song that became a favorite for its catchy hook and real-life lyrics. Change followed with "Paverty," bringing a sharp perspective on daily struggles. Ras Bogle’s "Call Wi Name" stood out for its bold attitude on the riddim. Q and Hunndreadd teamed up for "The Paper," adding a smooth flow to the project. The Law’s "Blinging" kept the momentum high with a flashy, upbeat vibe. Other tracks include Gott Yo’s "Money," Nature’s "Sip Chapaigne," Sixxy’s "Da Year Yah," Nahswitch’s "Wave The Money," and Jah Be’s "Want Fi Rich." Each song added its own flavor, making the riddim a well-rounded release. Looking at the artists, Jus Chris is known in dancehall for his consistent output and catchy singles like "Need Money." Ras Bogle, besides his music, is widely recognized as a top dancer and choreographer in Jamaica’s dancehall scene, often collaborating with major acts. The producer behind the project, WORLD HITS RECORDS, has a reputation for bringing new energy to dancehall. The label is known for its work with both rising and established names, and for pushing out riddims that get heavy play in clubs and on radio. Their vision helped this release stand out in a busy year for dancehall.
Wave The Money Tracklist:
- Jus Chris – Need Money
- Change – Paverty
- Ras Bogle – Call Wi Name
- Q & Hunndreadd – The Paper
- The Law – Blinging
- Gott Yo – Money
- Nature – Sip Chapaigne
- Sixxy – Da Year Yah
- Nahswitch – Wave The Money
- Jah Be – Want Fi Rich
- Ipherno – Zillians
- Shane O – Tinga Linga
- World Hits Records – Wave The Money Riddim
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