YOUNG MONEY RIDDIM produced by GOOD GOOD PRODUCTIONS – 2011
Young Money Overview
GOOD GOOD PRODUCTIONS - is the label behind the Young Money Riddim, one of the standout dancehall rhythms from 2011. This Jamaican production house is known for crafting some of the biggest bashment tracks of the last decade. Over the years, they have worked with both legends and rising stars, helping to shape the modern sound of dancehall. Their knack for mixing classic vibes with fresh energy has made them a favorite among fans and artists alike. On the Young Money Riddim, some of the genre’s biggest names and newcomers came together. Beenie Man, often called the "King of Dancehall," brought his signature style to "Party Alone." I Octane delivered "Nuh Dream Bout Boy," showing off his lyrical talent and unique voice. Jah Vinci’s "Draw Mi Line" added a melodic touch, while Merital Family stepped up with "Tell Me Why," giving new voices a chance to shine. Munga’s "Mi Nuh Know" brought his usual confident flow to the mix. Other artists like Voicemail with "Tun Up" and Zj Liquid with "I Swear" also added their own flavor to the riddim. The instrumental itself, "Young Money Riddim – Version," gave DJs and dancers plenty of space to get creative. This compilation was more than just a collection of songs. It became a stepping stone for younger talents and a celebration of dancehall’s timeless sound. Young Money Riddim continues to be remembered as a key moment in the genre, showing how a great rhythm can bring together both established stars and fresh faces.
Young Money Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Party Alone
- I Octane – Nuh Dream Bout Boy
- Jah Vinci – Draw Mi Line
- Merital Family – Tell Me Why
- Munga – Mi Nuh Know
- Munga And Flava Star – Man A Gangsta
- Voicemail – Tun Up
- Zj Liquid – I Swear
- Version – Young Money Riddim
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