New Style Riddim was produced by Marlon Cummings for Sledge Hammer Productions in 1996.
New Style Overview
In 1996, the New Style Riddim arrived on the dancehall scene, lighting up sound systems across Jamaica and beyond. This bashment project brought together fresh energy and hard rhythms, making it a favorite for club crowds and dancehall fans. The riddim featured standout tracks from two artists: Baby Brown and Mr Spontaneous. Baby Brown contributed “Man In Me,” a tune that showed his unique voice and style. Baby Brown is known for his work in the 1990s dancehall scene, and “Man In Me” is one of his memorable singles from that era. Mr Spontaneous added his own touch with the track “New Style.” His performance on this riddim helped him gain attention among dancehall listeners. Behind the scenes, Marlon Cummings was the driving force as producer for Sledge Hammer Productions. Sledge Hammer Productions was active in the 1990s and became known for releasing several influential dancehall riddims during that time. Marlon Cummings played a key role in shaping the sound, blending modern elements with traditional dancehall beats. His work helped the riddim stand out and become a staple in dancehall mixes. New Style Riddim remains a classic example of 1996 dancehall, remembered for its energy, collaboration, and the way it brought artists and producers together on one powerful beat.
New Style Tracklist:
- Baby Brown – Man In Me
- Mr Spontaneous – New Style
- New Style Riddim – Unknown – Version