Boody Go Riddim Medley

Ti Bio – Shine and Beam
Kym Hamilton – Boody Go (more)
Fayamase – Collimateur
Boucan Sound (Louzgain / FunkyFlip) – La Totale

produced by OTANTIC RECORDS (G.Mestre)

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Kym Hamilton – Boody Go [Boody Go Riddim] April 2012

Title: Boody Go
Riddim: Boody Go Riddim
Written by: Kim Monique Hamilton
Produced by: Otantic Records (G. Mestre)

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Kym Hamilton – Come Round A My Yard (Raw) – April 2012 (Mavado Counteraction)

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Kym Hamilton – Got To Go Right Now [Luv Mood Riddim]

Produced By Payday Music Group
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01. Kiprich – Roam
02. Aidonia / Navino – Left dem white
03. Black Rhyno – Mash works
04. Popcaan – Hear dem a talk
05. Vybz Kartel – More than Neo
06. Jah Vinci – Me nah miss
07. 3star & Savage – Nuh take chat
08. Vybz Kartel & Popcaan – Dancehall Hero pt.2
09. Movado – Cleara
10. Assassin – Talk how mi feel
11. Vybz Kartel – Gangsta
12. Bramma – Bad fi real
13. Stein – Me one
14. Iyara – Evil oil
15. Bounty Killer – No cream to mi face
16. Beenie Man – Can’t style me
17. Assassin – No lose ting
18. Munga ft Chi-Ching – No wear gal fashion
19. Shawn Storm – Mek it spray
20. Movado – Come out a mi life
21. Vybz Kartel – The Lyricist
22. Movado – Pepper
23. Assassin – Nothing at all
24. Shabba Ranks – None a dem
25. Vybz Kartel – No more dan mi
26. Sizzla – Bun dem wid di fiyah
27. Sizzla – Gun man ting
28. Navino – Talk mekka
29. Aidonia – Dem a nuh badman
30. Assassin – Dem fear we
31. Vybz Kartel – Duppy know
32. Assassin – Run di place
33. Bounty Killer – Ready fi dem
34. Beenie Man – Nuh talk too long
35. Wada Blood – Go breed a gal
36. Assassin – Real badman
37. Vybz Kartel – Real badman
38. Assassin – Yuh madda
39. Busy Signal – Pon dem
40. Movado – AK 47
41. Elephant Man – Dem only can talk
42. Bramma – Low dem
43. Popcaan – Seh dem bad
44. Vybz Kartel – Duh weh u waan fi duh
45. Movado – Send dem out
46. Vybz Kartel – Clap it up
47. Iyara – Them can’t diss we
48. Patexx – Send dem home
49. Assailant – Dem a coward
50. Busy Signal – Nuh talk to much
51. Vybz Kartel – Defend mi self
52. Assassin – Bad ina gang
53. Jah Vinci – In my life
54. Jah Vinci – Caan kill me
55. Doza Medicine – Nuh fear
56. Vybz Kartel – Informer
57. Sizzla – Buss it
58. Aidonia – Try mi nuh
59. Aidonia – Steppa life
60. Chase Cross – Mash up everything
61. Iyara – Dem bumboclaat
62. Movado – Voodoo
63. Patexx – When dis start
64. Sizzla – Run dem weh
65. Deva Bratt – Devastation
66. Prince Pin – Anything you say
67. Chase Cross – Kill the link
68. Bounty Killer – Waste crosses
69. Beenie Man – Disrespect
70. Bounty Killer – Who tell him dweet
71. Beenie Man – Idiot song
72. Bounty Killer – Run inna war
73. Beenie Man – Can’t puff my chest
74. Bounty Killer – Kill dikey
75. Beenie Man – Pinch yourself
76. Iyara – Pass mi
77. Deva Bratt – ANG destruction
78. Iyara – Real war
79. Deva Bratt – Bounty shoes lace
80. Iyara – Bruk di one way
81. Deva Bratt – Duppy caan kill me
82. Iyara – Badda
83. Deva Bratt – Washer gyal
84. Iyara – Dead to bumboclaat
85. Deva Bratt – Losing battle
86. Iyara – Inna the war
87. Deva Bratt – Get dark
88. Iyara – Do things, talk less
89. Deva Bratt – Nuh fear dem
90. Iyara – Send dem out
91. Beenie Man – Shit up
92. Bounty Killer – Shut up

Sean Paul’s second Riddim album as a producer « Material » is available now (http://itunes.apple.com/album/material-riddim/id482239570). Sean’s highly anticipated new studio album « Tomahawk Technique » hits stores in February and features the hit singles « Got 2 Luv U » ft. Alexis Jordan and « She Doesn’t Mind. »

Video Credits:
Producer: Melissa Llewellyn
Director: Mykal Cushnie
DP: Gareth Cobran
Cinematographer: Zsolt Haulpa
Choreographer and Movement Coach: Tanisha Scott

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Kevin, Jaheim, Shadrach
JEVIN MOESSHA
INTRODUCING KEVIN (Audio Engineer / Musician / Producer)

Austin Yolando Green was born in the community of Red Hills. Now as a Reggae and Dancehall Producer “Austin Kevin Green” has seen the best and worst sides of the genre. As a well respected studio engineer, he has been in the business of music production for over 9 years starting his illustrious career back in 1998 at Gargamel Music, home of the superstar Buju Banton, who is also his first cousin.

While at Gargamel Music, Kevin became acquainted with the techniques needed to become a fully professional engineer and after spending months learning and perfecting the craft, he got his first big break as an engineer mixing tracks for Buju Banton. Night after night, he did numbers of live sessions in the wee hours of the morning tweaking the sounds of Banton’s Friends For
Life album and at the same time experimenting with sounds and phrases for a possible riddim compilation.

As his network grew and the credits began to pile up Kevin made his move and ventured into the mainstream as an independent producer releasing his very first riddim called the F 150 during late 1990′s and early 2000. Soon after that it was time to test the waters again and in 2001 he released his second riddim called Vacuum and the third called Hypnatic, a few months later with cuts from Sean Paul and Elephant Man and a host of other big named artists like Bounty Killer being featured on the tracks.

Impressed with how talented and determined this budding producer was, Bounty Killer immediately sealed the link and allowed him to do exclusive mixing projects during his studio session. Not the only one to notice Kevin’s brilliant approach to production Jet Star, one of the biggest reggae recording and distribution company based in England, drafted him into their organization where he spent 1 1/2 years working with them in their state of the art studio facilities, where many international projects for a host of artists including New York rapper Fat Joe. Never losing his love for production he later released two of his most popular riddims to date. The Garrison and the 100 Watts Riddims were successful projects that got heavy radio and street rotation which features Assassin, Sizzla, Bounty Killer, Buju Banton, Vybz Kartel, Elephant Man and Spragga Benz among others.

During the summer of 2006 a mutual disagreement between himself and Buju Banton led him to leave Gargamel this after producing 2 (Jig / Nothing) and mixing several other tracks for Banton’s 8th official album Too Bad which was a Grammy Nominated Project. Un-phased by the incident Kevin sought advice from Bounty Killer, and later decided it was time to build his own empire. After recruiting a young batch of talented Singer and DJs to form Pay Day Music Productions. Bounty then added his influence to the mix by officially introducing him to the Boss Lady of Solid Agency. Sharon Burke then welcomed him into the organization. Since becoming apart of Solid Agency, he has released three other riddim juggling including the Not Out which feature his group of upcoming artists – Lando, Boom Steppa Mental, Martina, Carlos Turner and Bad Cash (his brethren for 9 years) alongside the superstar DJ’s Mavado, Busy Signal, Macka Diamond and Vybz Kartel.

The most popular artiste among the youth presently, Mavado was introduced by Daseca. Kevin mixed his hit songs “Dying feat Serani,” “Dreaming” “Touch Di Road” “No Fear” and newly released “Informer” produce by Kevin for Payday Music. In 2007 when Busy Signal made his comeback in Dancehall by introducing the hit single “These are the Days” produced by Daseca. Kevin took on the mixing responsibilities for the song. He is also responsible for mixing the hit song from Bugle “What I’m gonna do” and his follow up singles “Journey” and “Living Legends” ft Junior Reid, all produced by Daseca. Since then he has done major mixing projects for Fire Links hot, new “Drum Lane riddim.” Daseca’s newest act Serani, received a touch of Kevin’s skill on a majority of his tracks, for example the new hit song, “Everywhere I go.”

Currently residing in the Red Hills Road community of Common, he is working on a number of projects. He will firstly be promoting his Gangsta Beat Riddim in the first quarter of 2008. He will be once again giving his young DJ’s a strength, the riddim is currently being played on all the major radio stations including ZIP 103 FM, FAME 95 FM an IRIE 107 FM. As for his engineering skills they have already been requested to mix a few tracks for Bounty Killer’s highly anticipated new album Extra Bullet. The still unreleased Magic City Album by Buju will also be adding credit to Kevin’s list of accolades.

He’s also been on several world tours with Bounty Killer not to mention a host of local events including Reggae Sum fest, Sting, Saddle to the East, Follow di Arrow plus many other international shows.

With his career aside Kevin is also highly involved in his community as he currently holds a post as the Assistant Manager of the Donmair All Stars Basket Ball Team which competes in the local Division 2 league.

As with any good producer with an eye for talent Kevin has dedicated his future to the development of new artists. “I believe the youths aren’t getting the right opportunity for a start, too much talent is being wasted. My plan is to open a complex for new acts whereby I could try promoting them weekly. I’m talking about a mega structure, a complex with even a CD Burning and Packaging Plant, a state of the art Video Suite, Rehersal rooms, 6 different Studios, and my own Distributions. I want to be the first major local based distributor to compete internationally, so that firms like Sony and VP Records have to come to us for music”.

Most recently Kevin has partnered with Bounty Killer to build the Money House Studio which has resulted in a string of hits that have been receiving international airplay throughout the world including Bounty Killer’s EP “Raise Hell on Hellboy,” the “Honeycomb Riddim,” the “Billboard Riddim,” the “Style Dem Riddim” and the “State of Urgency Riddim.”

Special Thanks to: “God” Mother Julia Watson and the rest of my family Bounty Killer, Buju Banton, Bad Cash, Payday family, Sharon Burke, Sharon “Mummy Wills’ Williams, Desmond “Herbie” Shirley, Daseca, Solid Staff, Members of the ZIP 103 Family, Lorna Strawn And everyone else in and out of the music fraternity.

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