STEP UP RIDDIM produced by ASYLUM 1997
Step Up Overview
The Step Up Riddim was created by the Jamaican producer ASYLUM in 1997. ASYLUM is known for bringing fresh sounds to the dancehall scene and has worked with many top artists. The label helped shape the late 1990s bashment style, with Step Up Riddim standing out as a key project from that era. This riddim became popular in parties across Jamaica and beyond. It featured some of the biggest names in dancehall. Beenie Man, a leading figure in the genre, recorded “Halla Fi Di Jordan” on this riddim. Beenie Man is well known for his hit album “Art and Life,” which won a Grammy in 2001. His energetic performance on Step Up Riddim added to its lasting appeal. Bounty Killer also voiced on the riddim with “Mi Nature.” Bounty Killer is famous for his powerful delivery and for being part of major collaborations, including his work with No Doubt on the international hit “Hey Baby.” His track on Step Up Riddim matched the intensity of the beat. Scare Dem Crew joined with “Rap Segment,” bringing their unique sound to the project. Their contribution helped the riddim stand out at dances and events. Selectors still rate Step Up Riddim highly today. Its combination of strong production and top artists keeps it alive in dancehall sessions.
Step Up Tracklist:
- Beenie Man – Halla Fi Di Jordan
- Bounty Killer – Mi Nature
- Scare Dem Crew – Rap Segment
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