Showtime Riddim

SHOWTIME RIDDIM produced by DON ONE 1997

Showtime Overview

The Showtime Riddim was released by the Don One label, a name well known in dancehall circles for its strong productions in the 1990s. This riddim came out in 1997 and quickly became a staple in clubs and dancehalls across Jamaica and beyond. A big part of its success was the artists who voiced tracks on it. Delly Ranks brought his song "Girl Farm" to the riddim. Delly Ranks is known for his energetic delivery and later went on to produce hits like "Pon Di Corner" with T.O.K. Major Lee’s "Murder Dem" added another layer of intensity to the project. Marlon Stewart, with "Jump Ina Man Style," showcased the fresh talent rising in the late '90s. Powerman, who recorded "Sex Tournament," was already recognized in the dancehall scene for his witty lyrics and unique voice. The riddim itself was created by producer DON ONE. He is respected for his work not just as a producer, but also as the founder of Don One Records, which has helped launch many careers in dancehall. His productions are known for their crisp sound and ability to bring out the best in vocalists. Showtime Riddim became a cornerstone of 1997’s dancehall, with its bold beats and memorable songs still played today. It stands as a reminder of the power of collaboration and skilled production.