DIAMONDS RIDDIM produced by STASHMENT RECORDS 2013
Diamonds Overview
In 2013, STASHMENT RECORDS released the Diamonds Riddim, a dancehall compilation that stood out for its mix of hardcore energy and catchy hooks. The riddim featured tracks from artists like Black Ryno, Demarco, Noah Powa Feat. Beniton, Beniton - The Menace, and Rihanna. Each artist brought their own style, making the riddim memorable for fans and selectors. Black Ryno’s song, Black Ryno — Cyaa Style Man, added a strong lyrical flow that matched the riddim’s driving beat. Demarco, known for his hit "Fallen Soldiers," contributed Demarco — When You Love The Gyal, which brought a melodic touch and showed his skill in balancing tough rhythms with smooth vocals. Noah Powa Feat. Beniton teamed up for Noah Powa Feat. Beniton — The Menace, while Beniton - The Menace delivered Beniton - The Menace — The Menace, both tracks adding more flavor to the compilation. Rihanna, a global superstar with chart-topping songs like Rihanna — Diamonds, brought international attention to the project. Her presence on the riddim showed how dancehall continued to reach wider audiences in 2013. Compared to other dancehall compilations of the same era, Diamonds Riddim had a unique sound. Many riddims at the time focused on digital beats or heavy bass, but this one used strong percussion and clever arrangements. The bashment arranger played a key role, blending vocals and rhythms for maximum dancefloor impact. STASHMENT RECORDS, known for creative productions and quality releases, helped shape the sound of dancehall during this period. Looking back, Diamonds Riddim captured the energy and spirit of 2013’s dancehall scene.
Diamonds Tracklist:
- Black Ryno – Cyaa Style Man
- Demarco – When You Love The Gyal
- Noah Powa Feat. Beniton – The Menace (Radio Edit)
- Noah Powa Feat. Beniton – The Menace (Raw)
- Rihanna – Diamonds
Releases Similar to Diamonds Riddim – Stashment Records
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.