FIRST PRIZE RIDDIM produced by REVUE 1998
First Prize Overview
In 1998, dancehall was changing, but the First Prize Riddim stood out for keeping the sound pure and energetic. While many producers were experimenting with new styles, this riddim kept the classic dancehall vibe alive. Its rhythms and melodies brought listeners back to the roots, but with a fresh feel that matched the year’s excitement. The sound engineer’s work was key in shaping the First Prize Riddim. Their careful mixing and mastering made sure every drum hit and bassline sounded clear and heavy, perfect for both radio play and sound system sessions. The engineer’s attention to detail gave the riddim its hypnotic and unforgettable quality. Producer REVUE played a major role in the project. Known for their signature island sound, REVUE has worked with several notable artists in the genre and helped push dancehall music to new audiences. Their productions have appeared on major streaming platforms and have been featured in dancehall playlists worldwide. REVUE’s style is recognized for blending authentic Jamaican rhythms with modern touches, making their work stand out in the late 1990s. Peaz Zaed delivered a standout performance with the track Peaz Zaed — First Prize Dun Bus. This song became popular in dancehall circles for its catchy hook and lively delivery. Peaz Zaed is respected for their energetic style and has built a reputation as a talented performer in the scene. Selectors gave high praise to the compilation for its bashment-ready tracks.
First Prize Tracklist:
- Peaz Zaed – First Prize Dun Bus
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