FISHING LINE RIDDIM produced by STEP UP RECORDS 1996
Fishing Line Overview
In 1996, dancehall music was full of energy and new ideas. Sound systems were popular at parties and street dances, and selectors always wanted fresh tracks to keep the crowd moving. That year, STEP UP RECORDS released a dancehall set that quickly caught the attention of DJs across Jamaica and beyond. STEP UP RECORDS was known for producing clean, uptempo riddims that worked well in dancehall sessions. The label had built a reputation for quality releases, helping to shape the sound of mid-1990s dancehall. This collection featured two standout artists. Jigsy King delivered the track "Gone A Lead." Jigsy King had already made a name for himself in the early 1990s with songs like "Gal A Fuss" and was respected for his strong voice and catchy hooks. His contribution to this riddim kept his momentum going in the dancehall scene. Simpleton’s song "Fishing Line" also stood out. Simpleton was best known for his 1992 hit "Coca Cola Bottle Shape," which brought him international attention. His playful style and clever lyrics made his tracks favorites in dancehall parties. DJs loved this set for its lively beats and reliable energy. In the sound systems of 1996, these tunes gave selectors new fire for their sessions and helped keep dancehall’s spirit alive on the dancefloor.
Fishing Line Tracklist:
- Jigsy King – Gone A Lead
- Simpleton – Fishing Line
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