New Dancehall Mix 2025 - LABOR WEEKEND VIBES!

New Dancehall Mix 2025 - LABOR WEEKEND VIBES!. Tracklist 1) BANDIT 7TEEN - SPIRITUAL W*RFARE 2) BANDIT 7TEEN - CHEESE IN JEANS 3) JAMAL - 999 4) SQUASH - KNOW BOUT DAT 5) KRAFF - IKATION 6) NAJEERIII - 1RIFLE 7) CHRONIC LAW - FADA DARK 8) TEEJAY - PAIN 9) MALIE DONN - OUTSIDE 10) EDDY G BOMBA - IMPOLITE 11) IWAATA - BUDUFF BAFF 12) AI MILLY - HELLCAT CHARGER 13) VALIANT - LITTLE RED RIDING 14) VALIANT - DOWN 15) NIGY BOY - DANGEROUS 16) BAYKA - MISS PRETTY 17) AYETIAN - BALANCE 18) IWAATA - TAPE IT 19) SKIPPA - EXPLOIT 20) KRAFF - MY TYPE 21) KRAFF GAD - WHO MEK THE RUM 22) RAJAHWILD - BLIZZARD 23) POPCAAN - THE ENERGY 24) MAVADO - NO LIMIT 25) VYBZ KARTEL - STR8 VYBZ 26) VYBZ KARTEL - WHITE RUM 27) JAMAL - 300 BLK 28) MASICKA - 20 MATIC 29) MASICKA - WHITES 30) SQUASH - GET UP 31) SQUASH - EVERY GAL 32) CHRONIC LAW - NY GIRLS 33) MOLIY, SKILLIBENG, SHENSEEA - SHAKE IT TO THE MAX (REMIX) 34) GHETTO DON VISIONARY - TUSH PUSH 35) INTENCE - LIKE U 36) NAJEERIII - BALI 37) NEILM - WHATEVER TIME 38) MALIE DONN, DAN SKY - BODY TEA 39) BUGLE, BISHOP ESCOBAR - PULL UP 40) DICELEBRITYY - HYDRAULICS 41) MAX WAYNE, STARR TRILLI - WHAT AGWAN (REMIX) 42) NAJEERIII - CAPPABOI 43) GHETTO DON VISIONARY - OUTSIDE FULLY ACTIVE 44) JAMAL - DUNCE SYNDROME 45) JAMAL - 1CHOP 46) JAMAL - BALLANDOR 47) SQUASH - SWEEPSTAKES DWEET 48) SQUASH - BURN 49) CHAPHEAD - LIFE CHANGES 50) JAH LANDO, DJ TREASURE - DEM HEARTLESS 51) DRE X SPARTA, JAMAL - BEAST 52) BANDIT 7TEEN - BEEN A BANG 53) RAJAHWILD - PLANET TO PLANET 54) MASICKA - MOST WANTED 55) SHENSEEA - D*E FOR YOU 56) ARMANII, MALIE DONN - 8:00 PM 57) THE 9INE, JADA KINGDOM - TURN ME ON 58) RAJAHWILD - ON THE OUTSIDE 59) RAJAHWILD - SHOW ME A SIGN 60) NEILM - FORGIVE ME Promote your music and business with us: » WhatsApp: 18764807131 THIS MIXTAPE IS STRICTLY FOR PROMOTION. Dancehall Hub Ja is main hub for current dancehall music via mixtapes. Dancehall is a genre of Jamaican popular music that originated in the late 1960s. Initially, dancehall was a more sparse version of reggae than the roots style, which had dominated much of the 1970s.