STINKING LINK RIDDIM produced by ROMEICH ENTERTAINMENT 2012
Stinking Link Overview
The Stinking Link Riddim sound system cut brought a new vibe to dancehall in 2012. Produced by ROMEICH ENTERTAINMENT, a label known for sharp production and strong influence on Jamaican music, this riddim became a favorite for selectors in clubs and street parties. The sound system cut stands out because it mixes dancehall energy with touches of hip hop and electronic sounds, making it easy to blend with other genres during DJ sets. Elephant Man And Tarrus Riley add a lively flair with "Its A Party," bringing together Elephant Man's hype and Tarrus Riley's smooth vocals. O.K’s "Hot Body Gyal" carries a catchy rhythm, perfect for the dance floor, while Chi Ching’s "Everybody Say Chi Ching" gives the riddim a playful, interactive feel. Lady Saw, with "Unfollow," brings her signature bold lyrics, adding a strong female voice to the lineup. Chino And Versatile work together on "All Dem A Talk," merging clever lyrics with a steady flow. Jah Vinci And Blak Ryno’s "Rich Me Say" offers a different mood, showing the riddim’s flexibility. Konshens And Beenie Man keep things dynamic with "Look Pon Me," pairing two unique styles. The track "Stinking Link Riddim" by Romeich highlights the producer’s skill in crafting beats that connect with both artists and fans. ROMEICH ENTERTAINMENT’s work on this project helped shape the sound of modern dancehall. The sound system cut of Stinking Link Riddim remains an important piece of dancehall history, still played by selectors who want to keep the energy high and the crowd moving.
Stinking Link Tracklist:
- Elephant Man And Tarrus Riley – Its A Party
- O.K – Hot Body Gyal
- Chi Ching – Everybody Say Chi Ching
- Lady Saw – Unfollow
- Chino And Versatile – All Dem A Talk
- Jah Vinci And Blak Ryno – Rich Me Say
- Konshens And Beenie Man – Look Pon Me
- Romeich – Stinking Link Riddim
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