STEPPAZ RIDDIM produced by GARGAMEL MUSIC
Steppaz Overview
The Steppaz Riddim brought together some of dancehall’s most respected voices. Ghost delivered a smooth love anthem with "Love Again," while Delly Ranx kept the energy high on "Sexy Attitude." Tony Curtis added a classic party vibe with "Play It Selector." NITTY KUTCHIE’s "Real High" brought an authentic dancehall edge, and Vershon’s "Run Wanted" gave the riddim a modern twist. The bashment flow of this riddim was built on a strong foundation of heavy bass and lively drums. Each artist used the beat in their own way, but together, their tracks kept the energy moving at every sound clash and party. Mitch’s "Always Protect" offered a conscious message, while Buju Banton’s "Steppa" stood out with his signature commanding voice. Agent Sasco (Assassin) brought sharp lyrics on "Stepping Out," and Bling Dawg’s "My Struggles" reflected real-life challenges. General B’s "All For The Money" rounded out the set with a hustler’s anthem. At the heart of the project was GARGAMEL MUSIC, a label known for its strong dancehall roots and connection to Buju Banton. GARGAMEL MUSIC has a reputation for producing hits that stay true to the island’s sound while reaching international audiences. This collection of songs on the Steppaz Riddim shows how bashment flow can unite different voices and stories. The riddim remains a memorable part of dancehall history, keeping speakers rumbling and fans moving on dance floors everywhere.
Steppaz Tracklist:
- Ghost – Love Again
- Delly Ranx – Sexy Attitude
- Tony Curtis – Play It Selector
- NITTY KUTCHIE – Real High
- Vershon – Run Wanted
- Mitch – Always Protect
- Buju Banton – Steppa
- Agent Sasco (Assassin) – Stepping Out
- Bling Dawg – My Struggles
- General B – All For The Money
- Buju Banton – Steppa (Instrumental)
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