Police In Helicopter 2.0 Riddim arrives as a smooth yet powerful reggae-dancehall release that immediately grabs attention from the first bar.
Produced by A / C Records, this 2025 riddim blends melody, rhythm, and strong songwriting into a cohesive project that feels both current and rooted in Jamaican sound traditions. Start the new year with the right sound, play this riddim!
Built on clean reggae arrangements with a hint of dancehall energy, Police In Helicopter 2.0 Riddim delivers songs that are easy to sing along to, rich in lyrical presence, and perfect for repeat plays. Each song featured on this project has been charting in different reggae charts across the world.
A Riddim With History and Modern Appeal
The title Police In Helicopter carries a familiar weight in reggae history. While this project is not a remake, the name naturally recalls the iconic reggae anthem made famous by John Holt, a song that has echoed through Jamaican music culture for decades. That historical association adds depth to the riddim, even as Police In Helicopter 2.0 stands firmly on its own as a modern production. Now a days police in Jamaica travel in Toyota.
| # |
Police In Helicopter 2.0 Riddim Track List |
|---|---|
| 1 | Christopher Martin – Wife And Sweetheart |
| 2 | Jessie Royal & Agent Sasco – So High |
| 3 | Mr G – I Swear |
| 4 | Buccaneer – Police In Toyota |
| 5 | Mr G – 3 Point |
| 6 | Bugle – Upside Down |
| 7 | Fantan Mojah – Lost Soul |
| 8 | Zamunda – My Sound |
| 9 | Ninja Ford – Da Song Yah |
| 10 | Tony Curtis – Sexy Simone |
| 11 | Ninja Ford – Town Craft |
| 12 | Jah Don – Married And Done |
| ℗© A / C Records | |
Artist Line-Up and Song Highlights
One of the strongest elements of Helicopter 2.0 Riddim is its balanced artist roster, combining respected veterans with contemporary voices:
Christopher Martin – Wife And Sweetheart
Chris Martin delivers a melodic gallis anthem, fantasizing about having both wife and sweetheart on the same date. Watch the official music video in the full Helicopter 2.0 Riddim playlist below. Christopher Martin continues to make waves in reggae and dancehall in 2025. His “Wife And Sweetheart” track spent multiple weeks at #1 on the New York Reggae chart, highlighting his enduring global appeal and strong streaming presence. Prior to this, Martin has found chart success with multiple releases, and his consistent touring and festival performances continue to expand his footprint across reggae audiences internationally.
Jessie Royal & Agent Sasco – So High
Both Jesse Royal and Agent Sasco are featured on Police In Helicopter 2.0 with their collaboration “So High”. A conscious collaboration track that blends sharp lyricism with great delivery. Many listeners are saying Assassin killed this riddim. Jesse Royal has been a prominent name in the reggae resurgence of the past decade, recently appearing in multiple reggae compendiums and chart updates. Meanwhile, Agent Sasco (Joseph Wellington) aka Assassin was confirmed to headline alongside Christopher Martin and Capleton at the Treasure Beach Food, Rum and Reggae Festival in late 2025, highlighting his continued relevance on live stages and in cultural showcases worldwide.
Mr G – I Swear / 3 Point
The artist delivers versatility, smooth crossing between emotional expression and rhythmic confidence. Mr G appears multiple times on the riddim (“3 Points,” “I Swear”), marking his active involvement in Police In Helicopter 2.0. His role as producer on this project aligns with his legacy in reggae/dancehall.
Buccaneer – Police In Toyota
The standout track you will replay over and over. Andrew Patrick Bradford, known by the stage name Buccaneer is a Jamaican dancehall musician that first emerged in 1994 and has released three albums. He later went into production.
Bugle – Upside Down
Thoughtful lyrics and clean vocals as usual Bugle delivers fully, this one of the more reflective track on the project. Watch the official Music video posted in the full youtube playlist. Known as a man of the people for the people, singer-songwriter Bugle launched his musical career in 2000 and has never stopped releasing good music since.
Fantan Mojah – Lost Soul
A roots-influenced performance that adds depth and balance to the riddim’s overall sound. He doesn’t need introductions, dubbed the breakout artist of 2005, have been blessings riddims and compilations in reggae dancehall music since.
Zamunda – My Sound
Confident and rhythm-driven, his track fits naturally into modern reggae dancehall rotations. The veteran Jamaican deejay delivers once again with My Sound, watch the official music video posted in the riddim playlist.
Ninja Ford – Da Song Yah / Town Craft
Ninja Ford appears twice on the project (“Da Song Yah”, “Town Craft”), Raw energy and traditional delivery give these entries a classic dancehall edge. Ninja Ford has a rich history in dancehall music, he spent some time in England, and grew musically also with the sound system culture that shaped his career. Ford has deep connection with Ninjaman, who he says proudly calls him “son.”
Tony Curtis – Sexy Simone
Smooth vocals and timeless style bring a familiar warmth to the riddim. Tony Curtis has been around for decades and his musical charm never evaporated.
Jah Don – Married And Done
A relatable and well-paced closing entry from reggae artist Jah Don that has been leaving a significant impact on Jamaica’s music scene over the past 7 years. He also produces under his own label, Look Ya Noww Entertainment.
Streaming, Mixes, and Availability
Police In Helicopter 2.0 Riddim is available across major music streaming platforms, making it easy for listeners worldwide to stream, download, or add tracks to their reggae and dancehall playlists. The riddim also performs well as a full mix, with consistent tempo and transitions that DJs can work with effortlessly.
Whether you’re searching for new reggae releases, 2025 dancehall riddims, or a fresh reggae riddim mix, this project delivers replay value without feeling overcrowded or rushed. Stream it in full below via Apple Music, Youtube or Spotify.
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