RACING CAR RIDDIM produced by STONE LOVE 1996
Racing Car Overview
Today, the Racing Car Riddim is remembered as a classic bashment rhythm from the 1990s. Many fans and DJs still talk about its impact on the dancehall scene. When it first arrived in 1996, the riddim quickly became a favorite at parties and dancehalls across Jamaica and beyond. Its smooth, energetic beat brought people together on the dancefloor and kept the vibe alive during a key time for dancehall music. The riddim featured standout tracks from artists who each brought their own style. Hawkeye’s “Injection” was a strong entry, showing the artist’s sharp delivery. Hawkeye is also known for other popular songs like “Arrest Mi Officer” and has stayed active in the dancehall scene over the years. High Plains Drifter added “Nothing Gonna Stop Me,” a tune that matched the riddim’s confident energy. Simpleton, who had earlier found success with his hit “Coca Cola Bottle Shape,” contributed “Gal A Nuh Dinner,” adding humor and flair to the project. Behind the scenes, the producer STONE LOVE played a big role in shaping the sound. STONE LOVE is one of Jamaica’s most respected sound systems and production teams, known for helping launch many dancehall hits since the 1970s. Their work on the Racing Car Riddim showed their talent for bringing artists together and creating music that stands the test of time. Looking back, the Racing Car Riddim helped keep dancehall strong in 1996. Its unique blend of artists and the steady touch of STONE LOVE made it a lasting favorite for fans of bashment music.
Racing Car Tracklist:
- Hawkeye – Injection
- High Plains Drifter – Nothing Gonna Stop Me
- Simpleton – Gal A Nuh Dinner
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