HYPIE TYPIE RIDDIM produced by MIXING LAB 1998
Hypie Typie Overview
In the late 1990s, dancehall selectors in Jamaica and abroad searched for tracks that would light up the dance floor. The Hypie Typie Riddim became a favorite choice for these selectors. Its strong beat and lively energy made it perfect for bashment parties, where people gathered to dance and enjoy the latest music. The sound behind this riddim came from the skilled hands of MIXING LAB. Known for careful production and a signature touch, MIXING LAB helped shape the sound of dancehall in the 1990s. The studio and label, based in Kingston, worked with many top artists and released several influential riddims during this era. MIXING LAB’s attention to detail and creative mixing style gave each track a special feel, helping Hypie Typie stand out from other releases at the time. Two artists featured on this riddim made a big impression. Ghost delivered the song "Water From The Moon," bringing his smooth vocals and emotional delivery to the project. Ghost is well known for his hit "Do You Believe," which found success in Jamaica and among reggae fans worldwide. On the same riddim, Version contributed "Hypie Typie," adding another layer of energy and excitement. These tracks became staples in dancehall sessions. Selectors praised the riddim for its ability to keep crowds moving. Even years after its release in 1998, selectors still reach for Hypie Typie Riddim when they want to bring classic party vibes to the dance.
Hypie Typie Tracklist:
- Ghost – Water From The Moon
- Version – Hypie Typie
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