Hot Girls Riddim – 321 Strong (more)

HOT GIRLS RIDDIM produced by 321 STRONG 1998

Hot Girls Overview

In 1998, the Hot Girls Riddim quickly became a true yard anthem in Jamaica. This dancehall beat was made for sound system culture, with deep bass and catchy melodies that brought the crowd together. The rhythm was built to make speakers shake and keep the dance lively all night. The producer behind Hot Girls Riddim is 321 STRONG. Known for pushing fresh sounds into the dancehall scene, 321 STRONG worked with several labels through the late 1990s. Their productions often stood out for clean mixing and a focus on energetic party vibes. Hot Girls Riddim is one of their most recognized works, still remembered by fans and selectors alike. On this riddim, three artists brought their own style. Arp’s track "Be Long In My Heart" added a touch of smoothness to the riddim. Arp is known in the dancehall community for his melodic delivery and has worked with several producers over the years. B.u.d’s "West Indian Girl" brought a different flavor, giving the riddim a catchy and playful feel. Chuck Turner’s "Buff Beh" stood out too, showing off his signature vocal style. Chuck Turner is remembered for his earlier hit "I Need You," which climbed charts in the late 1980s. For dancehall fans, 1998 would not be the same without Hot Girls Riddim. Its impact on sound system culture was strong, making it a must-play at parties and street dances. Even now, the riddim brings back memories of packed dance floors and pure energy.

Hot Girls Tracklist:

1. Arp – Be Long In My Heart
2. B.u.d – West Indian Girl
3. Chuck Turner – Buff Beh