Oh! Oh! Oh! Riddim aka Christmas Riddim was produced by Stone Love Music in 1996, straight out of Jamaica.
Christmas Overview
In 1996, the bashment flow of dancehall music brought a bold and energetic spirit to Jamaica’s party scene. This style fit perfectly with the year’s love for hype rhythms and lively dance moves. The sound was fresh, and selectors across the island made sure partygoers felt every beat. Behind this movement was Stone Love Music, one of Jamaica’s most respected sound systems and production houses. Known for shaping dancehall since the 1970s, Stone Love Music built a reputation for powerful, crowd-pleasing riddims. Their influence stretched from local dances to international stages, and their productions often set the tone for the year. The Christmas Riddim, produced by Stone Love Music in 1996, became a standout. It was the foundation for many party anthems, but one artist made a special mark: Simple Kid. On the track Simple Kid — Oh! Oh! Oh!, he delivered an infectious performance that matched the energy of the riddim. Simple Kid’s style fit the bashment vibe perfectly, making his song a favorite at parties and on sound systems. Fans in 1996 heard Simple Kid — Oh! in selector mixes all season long. The combination of Stone Love Music’s production and Simple Kid’s delivery captured the bold spirit of dancehall in that year, leaving a lasting impact on the genre.
Christmas Tracklist:
- Simple Kid – Oh! Oh! Oh!
- Christmas Riddim Version