Weed Oil Riddim – Ja Productions

WEED OIL RIDDIM produced by JA PRODUCTIONS / DUBSHOT RECORDS 2021

Weed Oil Overview

In 2021, the Weed Oil Riddim became a standout moment for dancehall music. This compilation was more than just a collection of songs—it was a major bashment highlight that year. The riddim was produced by JA PRODUCTIONS / DUBSHOT RECORDS, a team known for shaping modern dancehall with popular projects like the Overtime Riddim and the One Day Riddim. Their work on Weed Oil Riddim brought a fresh, electric sound that mixed well with other genres, including hip hop and pop. This made the riddim popular not just in Jamaica but also with international audiences. Selectors played a big part in this. Their choices helped blend the riddim’s dancehall roots with new influences. This approach kept parties lively and let the songs reach a wider crowd. The compilation also gave new artists a real chance to shine. Teejay’s “Weed & Money” showed his skill for catchy hooks and energetic delivery. Teejay is already known for his hit “Owna Lane,” and this track added to his growing reputation. Ding Dong and Shenseea teamed up for “L.I.E.,” bringing together Ding Dong’s dance energy and Shenseea’s sharp vocals. Shenseea, who later collaborated with international stars like Kanye West, brought even more attention to the project. Christopher Martin’s “W.Y.D.” added a smooth, soulful touch. Martin is famous for his hit “Cheaters Prayer,” and his presence gave the riddim extra weight. Jahvillani’s “Photogenic” brought a streetwise edge, showing why he is a rising name in dancehall. In the end, Weed Oil Riddim was a party favorite and a career boost for its artists. Its blend of styles and strong production made it one of the most talked-about riddims of 2021.

Weed Oil Tracklist:

1. Teejay – Weed & Money (Clean)
2. Teejay – Weed & Money (Raw)
3. Ding Dong, Shenseea – L.I.E.
4. Christopher Martin – W.Y.D.
5. Jahvillani – Photogenic

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