3D RIDDIM produced by OUT DEH RECORDS 2013
3d Overview
When 3d Riddim dropped in 2013, it quickly caught the attention of dancehall fans and DJs across Jamaica and beyond. The riddim was built by OUT DEH RECORDS, a label known for their modern take on classic dancehall beats. OUT DEH RECORDS started making waves in the late 2000s, bringing fresh energy to the scene and helping young talent find their sound. With their strong online presence, their riddims have racked up thousands of streams and become staples in dancehall parties. The recording process for 3d Riddim focused on mixing old-school dancehall vibes with new electronic touches. OUT DEH RECORDS used crisp digital production, layering heavy bass and catchy melodies to give the riddim its unique sound. The result was a beat that worked perfectly for both radio and dance floors. The artists on this set made it stand out. Bramma’s song, Let Me Go, brought his signature smooth flow and energy, giving the riddim a raw edge. Kibaki And Stacious teamed up for Hold Me, blending their voices for a catchy and emotional track that became a favorite in dancehall sessions. Singing Sweet added a softer touch with Through the Night, showing the riddim’s range and appeal. Together, these songs helped shape dancehall in the 2010s. DJs loved mixing the 3d Riddim, and it became a must-play at parties. Even years later, this set is still remembered as an important part of dancehall history, showing how a strong riddim and talented artists can make a lasting impact.