Stalag Riddim – Massive B

STALAG RIDDIM produced by MASSIVE B 1995

Stalag Overview

In 1995, the bashment flow of the Stalag riddim brought a new energy to dancehall music. With its steady, rolling beat and lively groove, the riddim was perfect for crowded dance floors. The rhythm had a smooth but electric feel, making it easy for both DJs and dancers to enjoy. The sound was bold, modern, and full of life, matching the excitement of the dancehall scene at the time. Several artists gave the riddim their own flavor. Burro Banton’s track "The Don" stood out with his powerful delivery. Burro Banton is well known for his deep voice and commanding style, and "The Don" showed off his skills. Captain Thunder added his own spark with "No Back Answer," keeping the energy high. Delly Ranks, who later found success with songs like "Pon Di Corner" alongside T.O.K., brought respect to the mic with "Respect Due." Duckman gave the riddim edge with "Real Gun," while Johnny Osbourne, famous for his classic hit "Buddy Bye," delivered "Rub A Dub," showing why he is a respected veteran in reggae and dancehall. Behind the scenes, producer MASSIVE B played a key role. Founded by Bobby Konders, MASSIVE B became a trusted name in dancehall, known for both radio shows and producing hit tracks. The Stalag riddim was a highlight in 1995’s dancehall playlists, bringing together artists and rhythms that kept the dance floors moving.

Stalag Tracklist:

1. Burro Banton – The Don
2. Captain Thunder – No Back Answer
3. Delly Ranks – Respect Due
4. Duckman – Real Gun
5. Johnny Osbourne – Rub A Dub
6. King Kong – Call Mr. Madden
7. King Solomon – Dream Of Me
8. Nicodemus – Suzy Wong
9. Prisoner Of War – Over Da Hills
10. Ranking Joe – African Thing
11. Red Fox – No Lovin
12. Red Fox – No Punne Tonite
13. Saba Tooth – Saba Tooth – Ganja Man