POP STYLE RIDDIM produced by WIZARD RECORDS 1996
Pop Style Overview
When this dancehall collection dropped in 1996, fans were quick to show their love. The blend of tough deejay styles and smooth vocals made it stand out, and dancehall listeners enjoyed the lively energy it brought to the scene. Mega Banton was a major highlight on the release with his track "Gal Ah Pop Style." Known for his deep voice and strong delivery, Mega Banton had already made a name for himself in the early 1990s with the hit "Sound Boy Killing." His performance on this riddim continued to show why he was a favorite among dancehall crowds. Merciless also delivered with "River Of Daughters." By 1996, Merciless was rising fast in dancehall, having scored his first major hit, "Len Out Mi Mercy," the year before. His style on this collection added a unique flavor and kept the energy high. The driving force behind the riddim was WIZARD RECORDS. The label was known for its steady stream of dancehall hits throughout the 1990s. WIZARD RECORDS helped launch and support many artists during this era, and their riddims were often heard in dances and on radio. Their work on this project showed their knack for creating beats that moved people. This collection proved how strong Jamaican studios were in 1996. With talented artists like Mega Banton and Merciless, and the experienced touch of WIZARD RECORDS, the release became a favorite for fans of real dancehall sound.
Pop Style Tracklist:
- Mega Banton – Gal Ah Pop Style
- Merciless – River Of Daughters
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