E R Riddim – Stone Love Records

E R Riddim – Stone Love Records 1997

E R Overview

In 1997, sound system selectors had a new favorite for dancehall parties: the E R Riddim compilation. This release brought together sharp lyrics and energetic grooves, perfect for keeping the dancefloor moving. Selectors loved how each track fit into their sets, letting them switch between tunes while keeping the crowd excited. The riddim’s steady pulse and catchy hooks made it easy to blend and mix, a key part of sound system culture. Stone Love Records, the producer behind E R Riddim, played a big role in shaping dancehall music. Founded in Jamaica, Stone Love is famous for its legendary sound system and for helping to launch the careers of many artists. The label is known for its high-quality riddims and for bringing dancehall to global audiences. On this compilation, Cymbal stands out with “Bad Boys,” delivering a tough, streetwise performance. Dougs brings energy to “Better Believe It,” while G Loc’s “Usually” rides the riddim with confidence. Islanders drop “45,” and Kiesha adds fire with “Hott.” Each artist brings their own style, but all keep the dancehall spirit alive. Fans remember hearing these songs at parties in 1997, with the E R Riddim tracks helping to create unforgettable nights. The mix of artists and Stone Love’s production made this compilation a true dancehall classic.

E R Tracklist:

1. Cymbal – Bad Boys
2. Dougs – Better Believe It
3. G Loc – Usually
4. Islanders – 45
5. Kiesha – Hott
6. Marco Brand – Hype Life
7. Marlon Stewart – On Tonight
8. Mega Banton – We
9. Easy – The Way We Roll
10. Powerman – Bun Dem