Mi Seh Riddim Brings Together Govana, Jada Kingdom, Ding Dong, RajahWild & More

The Mi Seh Riddim is one of the latest dancehall juggling projects making waves across Jamaica and the Caribbean. Produced by Brandon “Shakespeare” Samuel of Shakespeare Productions, the project delivers hard-hitting basslines, energetic rhythms and a lineup packed with some of dancehall’s biggest names.

Originally introduced through Govana’s hit “Mi Seh,” the instrumental quickly gained momentum. As a result, it evolved into a full juggling featuring both established stars and rising talent.

The Producer Behind the Riddim

Brandon “Shakespeare” Samuel continues to establish himself as one of dancehall’s leading producers.

Known for his signature up-tempo productions and minimalist bass-driven sound, Shakespeare creates instrumentals that allow each artist to showcase their own style. His work has earned praise for balancing street appeal with commercial energy. Consequently, the Mi Seh Riddim has become one of his biggest projects of 2026.

Featured Artists

The Mi Seh Riddim brings together an impressive lineup of artists. Each performer adds a different flavor while maintaining the riddim’s energetic foundation.

The confirmed lineup includes:

• Govana — “Mi Seh”
• Govana & Jada Kingdom — “Mi Seh Remix”
• Ding Dong — “Diggy”
• IWaata — “Rhumpudum”
• Yung Bredda — “Yuh Hot”
• Roze Don — “Instruction Time”
• RajahWild — “Do As I Say (Tarats)”

Together, the lineup highlights the diversity of today’s dancehall scene while keeping the same high-energy production throughout.

Standout Songs

Govana’s “Mi Seh” serves as the foundation of the project. After the single gained traction, Shakespeare expanded the beat into a complete juggling.

Meanwhile, the “Mi Seh Remix” reunites Govana and Jada Kingdom for another major collaboration. Ding Dong keeps the party energy alive with “Diggy,” while IWaata delivers a gritty performance on “Rhumpudum.”

In addition, Yung Bredda adds Caribbean flavor with “Yuh Hot.” Roze Don contributes “Instruction Time,” and RajahWild rounds out the lineup with “Do As I Say (Tarats).”

Listen to the Mi Seh Riddim Mix

A Mi Seh Riddim Mix is available now on the DJ Kilo Frass YouTube channel.

Keeping the Juggling Alive

Dancehall jugglings remain an important part of Jamaican music culture. They give multiple artists the opportunity to record over the same instrumental while showcasing their own creativity.

The Mi Seh Riddim continues that tradition. At the same time, it introduces fresh music from both established stars and rising acts. With several standout releases already gaining attention, the project is shaping up to be one of the defining dancehall jugglings of 2026.‍