Stage Mix Riddim – Romeich Records

Stage Mix Riddim produced by Romeich Records 2010

Stage Mix Overview

In Jamaica, dancehall music is more than just sound—it’s a way of life. The Stage Mix Riddim arrived in 2010, right when dancehall was lighting up late-night parties and street dances all over the island. This riddim quickly became a favorite for party lovers, with its lively beat and catchy hooks. The man behind the mixing board for this riddim was Romeich Records. Romeich Major, the founder, is known for his sharp ear and business sense in the dancehall world. Romeich Records started making waves in the late 2000s, and by 2010, the label was already making big moves with hits and fresh talent. Their productions helped push dancehall to new listeners, both in Jamaica and overseas. Stage Mix Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most respected artists. Beenie Man set the tone with "Pree We Fah," showing his classic style and energy. Flexx added his own flavor with "Call Mr Bruce," while Mad Cobra kept things tough with "Draw Me Out." Stein’s "Kill Himself" and O.K’s "Weh Unnu Deh" both brought their unique voices to the riddim, keeping the party vibe going strong. Tiana’s "More Money" and Versatile’s "Country A Mash Up" added even more excitement, while Wayne Marshall talked about hope in "The Future." Zj Liquid’s "Lifey" and the instrumental "Stage Mix Riddim" rounded out the release. Fans remember this riddim for the way it lit up countless nights. Even today, Stage Mix Riddim stands as a key moment in dancehall, showing the power of a great beat and talented voices coming together.

Stage Mix Tracklist:

1. Beenie Man – Pree We Fah
2. Flexx – Call Mr Bruce
3. Mad Cobra – Draw Me Out
4. Mavado – Can’t Believe
5. Stein – Kill Himself
6. O.K – Weh Unnu Deh
7. Tiana – More Money
8. Versatile – Country A Mash Up
9. Wayne Marshall – The Future
10. Zj Liquid – Lifey
11. Version – Stage Mix Riddim