Hot Stepper Riddim – Storm

HOT STEPPER RIDDIM produced by STORM 2002

Hot Stepper Overview

In 2002, the reggae scene was buzzing with the release of the Hot Stepper Riddim, featuring tracks from notable artists such as Anthony B, Georges Nooks, Luciano, and Mickey General. Each artist brought their unique style to the riddim, creating a memorable compilation that resonated with fans. Anthony B, known for his energetic performances and socially conscious lyrics, contributed the track "Bad Man A Road." His ability to blend hard-hitting messages with catchy rhythms has made him a standout figure in reggae music. Georges Nooks, another celebrated artist, offered "Abuse," showcasing his smooth vocal delivery and knack for storytelling. Nooks has a rich history in reggae, often blending gospel influences into his music. Luciano, often referred to as "The Messenger," added his voice to the riddim with the track "Hot Stepper." Luciano's career is marked by positive and uplifting messages, and he has been a staple in reggae since the 1990s. Mickey General rounded out the lineup with "Jah Will," adding his own touch to the vibrant mix. The Hot Stepper Riddim was produced by STORM, a name synonymous with crafting beats that capture the essence of reggae. Known for his work that often combines traditional reggae sounds with modern influences, STORM has been a key figure in bringing reggae to a wider audience. The foundation rhythm of this riddim echoed classic reggae traditions while infusing fresh energy, making it a cultural highlight of 2002. The riddim’s warm tones and island vibes continue to be celebrated by reggae fans around the world.

Hot Stepper Tracklist:

1. Anthony B – Bad Man A Road
2. Georges Nooks – Abuse
3. Joy Riddim – Version
4. Luciano – Hot Stepper
5. Mickey General – Jah Will