Stage Time Riddim – Birchill Records

STAGE TIME RIDDIM produced by BIRCHILL RECORDS 2007

Stage Time Overview

In 2007, the Stage Time Riddim became a key sound for dancehall music. This riddim brought a strong street anthem feeling, mixing it with touches of other genres like hip hop and electronic beats. The result was a fresh energy that kept dancehall parties lively across Jamaica and beyond. Chuck Fendah’s track, “Cyan Cool,” stood out with its bold delivery. Known for his powerful voice, Chuck Fendah added streetwise lyrics that connected with fans. Elephant Man, who is famous for his hit “Pon de River, Pon de Bank,” brought his energetic style to “Yuh Nuh Fi,” making the song a favorite for dancers. Ninja Man, a legend in dancehall with decades of hits, gave “Water Cum A Mi Eye” his classic tough edge, reminding listeners of his long career in the genre. O.K’s “More Gal” added a playful vibe to the riddim, showing how the project welcomed different moods. The instrumental “Stage Time Riddim” by Version let DJs and sound systems show their skills, making it a true dancehall staple. BIRCHILL RECORDS produced this riddim. The label is known for other big projects like the “Splash” riddim and has worked with many top artists in dancehall. Their work on Stage Time Riddim brought out the best in each performer and set the tone for dancehall music in 2007.

Stage Time Tracklist:

1. Chuck Fendah – Cyan Cool
2. Elephant Man – Yuh Nuh Fi (Test Mix)
3. Ninja Man – Water Cum A Mi Eye
4. O.K – More Gal
5. Version – Stage Time Riddim