DA STAGE RIDDIM produced by DJN MUSIC GROUP 2013
Da Stage Overview
DJN MUSIC GROUP is the label behind Da Stage Riddim, a true dancehall favorite from 2013. This project brought together a mix of rising and established artists, giving new voices a chance to shine alongside big names. On this riddim, Konshens comes in strong with “Depend On You.” By 2013, Konshens was already known for hits like “Gal A Bubble,” and his smooth delivery made this track a standout. Shaggy And Rsny team up for “Know Bout We,” bringing Shaggy’s global appeal—remember, Shaggy scored a Grammy Award for his album “Boombastic” in the 1990s. Gyptian, who found international fame with “Hold Yuh,” delivers “Girls Dem Love Me,” adding his signature style to the line-up. The riddim also gave space to new artists. Honey’s “Got Your Back” brought fresh energy, while Assassin’s “Represent” showed his lyrical skill—Assassin, also known as Agent Sasco, later featured on Kanye West’s “Yeezus” album, marking a big moment in his career. Noah Power’s “Screw Face,” Laza Morgan’s “Crazy Love,” Red Fox’s “Brace It,” Cecile’s “Twink It,” and the instrumental “Da Stage Riddim” by Dj Norie, all add their own flavor, making the project feel like a true dancehall party. DJN MUSIC GROUP is known for supporting both new and veteran artists, helping their music reach fans worldwide. Their work on Da Stage Riddim showed their ear for talent and their love for real dancehall sound. This selector’s choice from 2013 still stands as a pure bashment release, giving new artists their big break and keeping the dancehall spirit alive.
Da Stage Tracklist:
- Konshens – Depend On You
- Shaggy And Rsny – Know Bout We
- Gyptian – Girls Dem Love Me
- Honey – Got Your Back
- Assassin – Represent
- Noah Power – Screw Face
- Laza Morgan – Crazy Love
- Red Fox – Brace It
- Cecile – Twink It
- Dj Norie – Da Stage Riddim (Instrumental)
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