All Fruits Ripe Riddim - Shocking Vibes 1992

ALL FRUITS RIPE RIDDIM produced by SHOCKING VIBES 1992

All Fruits Ripe Overview

In 1992, dancehall was all about energy and bold rhythms. The bashment sound was taking over parties and radio, setting the pace for a new era. The All Fruits Ripe Riddim was one of the mixes that shaped the year, standing out with its lively beat and infectious groove. Behind this influential sound was SHOCKING VIBES, a production label known for crafting hits and pushing dancehall forward. Founded by Patrick Roberts in the late 1980s, SHOCKING VIBES became a key force in the Jamaican music scene. The label helped launch the careers of several major artists and is known for its sharp, modern production style. The artists featured on this riddim each brought their own flavor. Daddy Screw’s “Lumber” is a standout, matching clever lyrics with the rhythm’s drive. Daddy Screw had already made a name with tracks like “Big Things A Gwaan.” Lil Lenny’s “All Fruits Ripe” keeps the party moving, showing why he was a favorite on the dancehall circuit. Beenie Man’s “Hey” is another highlight. Beenie Man was already a rising star in 1992 and would go on to become one of dancehall’s biggest names, later winning a Grammy for Best Reggae Album in 2001. Ghost delivers smooth vocals on “Why Do I Believe,” bringing a soulful edge to the mix. Joseph Stepper’s “Wine” adds more heat, making sure the riddim never loses momentum. This mix captured the spirit of 1992 dancehall, with SHOCKING VIBES and its artists setting the standard for bashment sound.