BEETLE JUICE RIDDIM produced by SHOCKING VIBES 1995
Beetle Juice Overview
In 1995, the Beetle Juice Riddim captured the rebellious feeling of dancehall music. This riddim stood out because it mixed classic dancehall beats with hints of other genres like R&B and hip hop. The result was a sound that was fresh but still true to Jamaican roots. Artists like Alley Cat brought energy to the riddim with "Love Fi Si," showing his unique style. Beenie Man, known worldwide for hits like "Who Am I (Sim Simma)," added his star power to "Si Mi Yah." Frisco Kid joined Beenie Man for "Written & Said," their voices blending smoothly over the track. Little Kirk, famous for his sweet singing voice, gave a softer touch with "Water Run Dry." Papa San and Lady G teamed up for "Want Yuh Back," mixing fast chat and melody, which was a favorite style at the time. Other artists, such as Sabastian with "Start Di War," and Tanto Metro with "For The Girls" and "Steam Fish," each added their own flavor, helping the riddim cross into different sounds and moods. The producer, SHOCKING VIBES, was key to the riddim’s success. Known for working with top artists and shaping the sound of 90s dancehall, SHOCKING VIBES was behind many big tunes of the era. Their studio skills made the Beetle Juice Riddim tight and exciting, giving every artist a strong base to shine. Looking back, the Beetle Juice Riddim is a symbol of 1995’s dancehall spirit, blending rebellion, creativity, and the power to bring people together on the dance floor.
Beetle Juice Tracklist:
- Alley Cat – Love Fi Si
- Beenie Man – Si Mi Yah
- Frisco Kid & Beenie Man – Written & Said
- Little Kirk – Water Run Dry
- Papa San & Lady G – Want Yuh Back
- Sabastian – Start Di War
- Tanto Metro – For The Girls
- Tanto Metro – Steam Fish