Every Trend Deserves a Riddim: Big Money Hustlers Presents the Scottland FC Riddim

In Zimbabwe, if something's trending, best believe it’s getting a riddim. From political slogans to street slang and viral dance moves, dancehall culture in Zimbabwe has a way of turning every societal wave into a musical tsunami.

That’s the power of the riddim culture—a driving force behind dancehall’s reign as the country’s most dominant genre. It’s fascinating, really. Where most genres drop singles, dancehall drops movements.

Now, there’s a new wave brewing, and it’s a golden opportunity for both rising stars and seasoned artists to ride it. Big Money Hustlers Entertainment, founded by Terry "Mwanawamambo" Mambo (real name Tererayi Chakanyuka, a former Junior Member of Parliament), is offering artists a powerful platform to showcase their talent.

This celebration comes in honor of Scottland FC's remarkable promotion to the Premier League—a win both on the pitch and in the studio.

Produced by the seasoned hitmaker Maccah Deyan the Scottland FC Riddim promises to shake the streets. Maccah Deyan isn’t new to crafting street anthems, having produced hits for legends like the late Soul Jah Love, Hwindi President, and Kinnah. His beats have long been the soundtrack of the ghetto, and this project is set to be no different.

Adding more fire to the riddim, Terry Mambo confirmed that heavyweight artists like Silent Killer, Mbida D, Jnr Spragga, and the recent Cup Clash winner Ngwere Lite will grace this musical masterpiece. This lineup alone guarantees that the riddim will dominate playlists and street corners alike.

Registration is currently open for artists eager to jump on this project and cement their names in dancehall history. Whether you're an emerging voice or an established name, this is your shot to ride with the big leagues.

With Big Money Hustlers Entertainment leading the charge, one thing is certain: this riddim isn’t just music—it’s a movement.