B.E.A.T RIDDIM produced by SHOCKING VIBES 1995
B.E.A.T Overview
In 1995, the B.E.A.T Riddim brought a fresh energy to dancehall parties across Jamaica and beyond. The rhythm had a lively, bouncing feel that made it perfect for both radio play and sound system sessions. Its classic drum patterns and catchy basslines reminded fans of the golden age of dancehall, but the sound was modern and sharp for its time. The riddim’s upbeat tempo and hypnotic groove made it impossible for crowds to stand still. Artists like Baby Cham, Beenie Man, Silver Cat, Snagga Puss, and Version each left their mark on the riddim. Baby Cham’s “A Wah Yuh Do” delivered his signature flow, helping him build a reputation that would later lead to international hits like “Ghetto Story.” Beenie Man, who had already won the 1994 DJ of the Year award in Jamaica, added his star power with “Oh Yes No Guess.” Silver Cat’s “Black Woman” gave a strong voice to social themes, while Snagga Puss brought his unique style on “Refuse 35.” The instrumental “B.E.A.T Riddim” by Version let the rhythm itself shine, showing off its dancefloor power. Behind the scenes, SHOCKING VIBES played a key role as producer. Known for working with top names in dancehall, SHOCKING VIBES was the label behind Beenie Man’s breakout album “Blessed” in 1995, which helped shape the sound of the era. Their careful engineering and production made sure every track sounded crisp and energetic. For dancehall fans, 1995 would not be complete without the B.E.A.T Riddim. Its infectious sound and standout performances made it a true bashment classic.
B.E.A.T Tracklist:
- Baby Cham – A Wah Yuh Do
- Beenie Man – Oh Yes No Guess
- Silver Cat – Black Woman
- Snagga Puss – Refuse 35
- Version – B.E.A.T Riddim
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