3 STAR RIDDIM produced by R.H.T ENTERTAINMENT 2012
3 Star Overview
The 3 Star Riddim sound system cut brought together a strong lineup of dancehall artists, each adding their own style to the project. 12 Gage delivered "Big Woman," showing his signature energy. 5if appeared on three tracks—"3 Star Riddim," "Club Approach," and "Sometime"—demonstrating his range and ability to ride the beat in different ways. Beenie Man contributed "Real Love," bringing his well-known charisma and flow. Dadda’s "Dance Time" became a favorite at parties, while Elephant Man’s "Don't Live Like We" added even more fire to the collection. The riddim also featured standout tracks from Munga with "Jah Help Those," Pac Q with "Don't You," and Risqo G with "Mi Nuh Play," each artist giving their own unique take on the riddim. The sound system cut was crafted by R.H.T ENTERTAINMENT, a producer known for shaping modern dancehall sounds. R.H.T ENTERTAINMENT has a history of working with both new and established artists, helping to create tracks that connect with dancehall fans worldwide. Their focus on melodic progression and tight production helped make the 3 Star Riddim a favorite among selectors and sound systems. When the sound system cut dropped, it quickly became a staple at bashment sessions. The combination of strong vocals, catchy hooks, and driving rhythms made it impossible to ignore. Today, the 3 Star Riddim sound system cut is remembered as an important release in dancehall history, showing how a well-produced riddim can unite artists and fans on the dance floor.
3 Star Tracklist:
- 12 Gage – Big Woman
- 5if – 3 Star Riddim (Version)
- 5if – Club Approach
- 5if – Sometime
- Beenie Man – Real Love
- Dadda – Dance Time
- Elephant Man – Don’t Live Like We
- Munga – Jah Help Those
- Pac Q – Don’t You
- Risqo G – Mi Nuh Play
- Samoke – Summer Heat
- Turbulance – As Usual
- Vybez Kartel – Goodas
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