STEP TO RIDDIM produced by ZINC LANE PRODUCTIONS
Step To Overview
Today, people still talk about Step to Riddim as one of the most exciting dancehall riddims of 2022. Even now, when sound systems play this riddim, the crowd remembers how it shook the speakers and kept everyone moving. DJs and fans agree—it brought a special kind of energy to every sound clash that year. Step to Riddim featured some strong voices from the dancehall scene. Swashii gave us "Roll Up," a song that quickly became a favorite in parties. General B, known for being part of the legendary group Monster Shack Crew and for hits like "Traffic Blocking," added his unique style with "Whistle." Lutan Fyah, respected for his conscious lyrics and well-known albums like "Time & Place," brought a different vibe with "Belongs to You." Blacka Don made his mark with two tracks: "Backas Oder" and "Bad Oder." Both songs kept the dance floor busy and showed his ability to ride the riddim. Classical Eska joined in with "Up Deh," giving another layer to the project. Each artist brought their own flavor, making the riddim feel fresh every time. Behind all this was ZINC LANE PRODUCTIONS. This label has a strong history in Jamaican music, known for working with both young and established artists. They shaped Step to Riddim into a club banger that DJs loved to play. Their work on this riddim showed their skill at creating music that connects with the streets and the dancehall community. Step to Riddim will always remind us of the fire and creativity that dancehall brought to 2022.
Step To Tracklist:
- Swashii – Roll Up
- Swashii – Roll Up (Radio Edit)
- General B – Whistle
- Lutan Fyah – Belongs to You
- Blacka Don – Backas Oder
- Blacka Don – Bad Oder
- Classical Eska – Up Deh
- Classical Eska – Up Deh (Radio Edit)
- Harry Toddler – Produce Yute
- Harry Toddler – Produce Yute (Radio Edit)
- Whitehorn Zinc Recording – Step to Riddim (Instrumental)
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