Elm Street Riddim – Hilltop / Jk4

ELM STREET RIDDIM produced by HILLTOP / JK4 2013

Elm Street Overview

In 2013, the Elm Street Riddim became a standout yard beat in dancehall music. Produced by HILLTOP / JK4, this riddim captured the energy of the Jamaican sound system scene. HILLTOP / JK4 is known for shaping modern dancehall with strong, rhythmic productions and has worked with several influential artists over the years. The Elm Street Riddim brought together a group of artists who each added their own unique style. Chi Ching Ching’s track, "Slang," is filled with catchy lyrics and playful delivery, making it a favorite in dancehall sessions. Munga’s song, "No Fear," stands out for its confident flow and message, reflecting the bold attitude often found in dancehall culture. Supa Hype’s "Nuh Like Informer" adds a gritty edge to the mix, with direct lyrics and a strong beat that fits perfectly on the riddim. Gyptian, known for his smooth vocals, brings a different vibe with "Non Stop Whine." This song adds a touch of melody and dance energy, showing the riddim’s versatility. The instrumental itself, "E.L.M Street Riddim" by Hilltop, highlights the producer’s skill in creating a sound that is both classic and fresh. The riddim’s heavy bass and sharp snares are a nod to the roots of dancehall while still pushing the genre forward. The Elm Street Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. Its mix of artists and signature sound helped define the music of 2013 and continues to influence selectors and producers today.

Elm Street Tracklist:

1. Chi Ching Ching – Slang (Raw)
2. Chi Ching Ching – Slang (Clean)
3. Munga – No Fear (Raw)
4. Munga – No Fear (Clean)
5. Supa Hype – Nuh Like Informer
6. Gyptian – Non Stop Whine (Radio)
7. Gyptian – Non Stop Whine (Raw)
8. Hilltop – E.L.M Street Riddim