Monsta Riddim Aka Internet Riddim

MONSTA RIDDIM aka INTERNET RIDDIM produced by MONIE MUSS PRODUCTION 1997

Monsta Overview

In 1997, the Monsta Riddim brought a new energy to dancehall music. Produced by MONIE MUSS PRODUCTION, this bashment rhythm stood out for its raw street feel and lively beats. MONIE MUSS PRODUCTION, a name known for shaping dancehall’s sound in the late 1990s, used sharp drum patterns and catchy basslines to create a backdrop that was both tough and fun. The studio’s careful layering of instruments and effects made sure each track had its own character, while still fitting into the overall riddim. The recording process was a true team effort. Each artist added their own style and voice to the rhythm. Roundhead’s “Mansta Track” set the mood with his energetic delivery. Therical’s “Internet” brought a touch of creativity, showing how dancehall could move with the times. Merciless, who was already known for hits like “Mavis,” added his famous sharp lyrics to “Gal A Play.” Angel Doolas made an impact with “Hot So Girl,” a track that got a lot of play in dancehall sessions. General B, who was part of the Monster Shack Crew, kept the bashment vibe strong with “Run From We.” The riddim also featured Unicorn’s “Never Too Young” and a version by Danny Marshal, giving DJs and fans even more ways to enjoy the beat. For dancehall fans, Monsta Riddim was a highlight of 1997. It showed how artists and producers could work together to create something that still gets people moving today.