Extasy Riddim – Shocking Vibes

EXTASY RIDDIM produced by SHOCKING VIBES PRODUCTION 2001

Extasy Overview

In 2001, the Extasy Riddim arrived as a powerful force in dancehall, built for the heart of sound system culture. Its street anthem foundation, created by SHOCKING VIBES PRODUCTION, was designed to get crowds moving and selectors reaching for the next big tune. SHOCKING VIBES PRODUCTION, a well-known label in Jamaican music, had already made waves with hits throughout the 1990s and early 2000s. Their ability to create riddims that connect with both local and international audiences helped make Extasy Riddim a favorite on sound systems everywhere. The riddim’s energy is clear from the start, with each artist bringing a unique style. Zumjay Wayne Marshall’s “Do Your Thing” is a confident anthem, while Terry Ganzie’s “Zum Zum” rides the riddim with a catchy flow. Hawkeye’s “Never Heard A” adds sharp lyrics, and Mr Vegas gives a smooth performance on “All I Ever.” Delly’s “Where I Come From” stands out with its storytelling, connecting personal experience to the riddim’s street vibe. Other voices add even more depth. Ricky Rudie Capt Barkey team up for “Father And Son,” while Tok’s “On The Radio” brings a singalong hook. Frisco Kid’s “Chuck Off” delivers energy, and Beenie Man Tanto Metro Devonte join forces for “One Girl,” a track built for the dance floor. Richard (Shams) Browne closes things out with “Extasy Version,” letting the riddim shine on its own. The Extasy Riddim’s street anthem base keeps it alive in dancehall history. Its impact on sound system culture and the artists’ strong performances make it a lasting favorite.

Extasy Tracklist:

1. Zumjay Wayne Marshall – Do Your Thing
2. Terry Ganzie – Zum Zum
3. Hawkeye – Never Heard A
4. Mr Vegas – All I Ever
5. Delly – Where I Come From
6. Ricky Rudie Capt Barkey – Father And Son
7. Tok – On The Radio
8. Frisco Kid – Chuck Off
9. Beenie Man Tanto Metro Devonte – One Girl
10. Richard (Shams) Browne – Extasy Version

Sample: Hawkeye