Gas Station Riddim – In De Street Records

GAS STATION RIDDIM produced by IN DE STREET RECORDS 1998

Gas Station Overview

In 1998, the Gas Station Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s top voices. Baby Wayne & Singing Prince teamed up for “Cant Scare Me,” adding their unique energy to the project. Baby Wayne was already known for his hit “Mama,” a song that made him stand out in the early 1990s. Daddy Screw, another respected artist, delivered “Yu Nuh Gas Station.” Daddy Screw is well known for his collaborations with Shaggy, including the popular track “Big Up.” The riddim also featured Singing Prince & Ghost on “Precious Life.” Ghost is recognized for his smooth vocals and hits like “Do You Believe,” which helped him build a strong following. The Gas Station Riddim was produced by IN DE STREET RECORDS, a label active in the late 1990s. The label made a mark with its modern sound and focus on dancehall fusion. IN DE STREET RECORDS is known for working with both rising and established artists, helping to shape the sound of dancehall during this period. The riddim itself blended hardcore dancehall energy with catchy hooks, making it easy for both fans and DJs to enjoy. Each track brought something different, but all shared the same driving beat that made the compilation one of the bashment highlights of 1998. The mix of voices, strong production, and lively rhythms helped Gas Station Riddim stand out in a busy year for dancehall music.

Gas Station Tracklist:

1. Baby Wayne & Singing Prince – Cant Scare Me
2. Daddy Screw – Yu Nuh Gas Station
3. Gas Station Riddim – Version
4. Singing Prince & Ghost – Precious Life