STEPFATHER RIDDIM produced by YOUNG BLOOD RECORDS 2004
Stepfather Overview
In 2004, the dancehall scene was buzzing with the release of the Stepfather Riddim, a vibrant bashment rhythm that captured the essence of the era. This riddim was crafted by YOUNG BLOOD RECORDS, a label known for its innovative contributions to dancehall music. YOUNG BLOOD RECORDS has been influential in shaping the sound of modern dancehall, often pushing boundaries with fresh and exciting productions. The Stepfather Riddim was quickly embraced by DJs and dancehall enthusiasts alike, thanks to its infectious beats and the stellar lineup of artists featured on it. Admiral Bailey brought his signature style to "Any Man You Wan," a track that added a lively energy to the riddim. Beenie Man, often referred to as the "King of Dancehall," added his touch with "Somebody," showcasing why he remains a dominant force in the genre. Beenie Man's career is marked by numerous hits, including the popular song "Who Am I (Sim Simma)." Capone's "Feel Up Yuh Breast" contributed to the riddim's dynamic vibe, while Captain Barkey added humor and flair with "Drive Man Crazy." G And Sasha's "On Fire" further ignited the energy, ensuring the riddim's place in dancehall history. The Stepfather Riddim is a testament to the creativity and talent within the dancehall community. It remains a favorite among fans, echoing the fire and vibrancy of 2004. With its modern fusion and energetic tracks, this riddim continues to be celebrated as a standout project from YOUNG BLOOD RECORDS.
Stepfather Tracklist:
- Admiral Bailey-Any Man You Wan
- Beenie Man-Somebody
- Capone-Feel Up Yuh Breast
- Captain Barkey-Drive Man Crazy
- G And Sasha-On Fire
- G-Informer Bwoy
- G-Stepfather
- Razor-Steam Fish And Ocra
- Unknown-Part Of Me
- Version-Stepfather
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