STREET STAMP RIDDIM produced by PRINCE VILLA 2015
Street Stamp Overview
When the Street Stamp Riddim yard session tape dropped in 2015, DJs across Jamaica grabbed it right away. The tape’s bashment rhythm stands out because it mixes classic dancehall energy with touches of hip hop and even a little soca vibe. This blend makes it easy for selectors to play the riddim in many different settings, from street parties to big events. Dotta Coppa brings strong energy to the tape with his track Dotta Coppa — Wen Di Rifle A Claut. Known for his quick delivery and street lyrics, Dotta Coppa always gives listeners something to talk about. His style fits perfectly with the heavy drums and catchy patterns of the riddim. Merciless, a respected name in dancehall, adds his own flavor with Merciless — Gal Dem Want It Everyday. Merciless is well known for hits like “Len Out Mi Mercy” and his memorable clashes at Sting, one of the biggest stage shows in Jamaica. His song on this tape shows his skill in making party anthems that connect with the crowd. Prince Villa is both a performer and the producer behind the riddim. His work on Prince Villa — Street Stamp Riddim brings the whole project together. Prince Villa has a reputation for clean production and has worked with several rising artists in the Jamaican music scene. His vocal harmonies on the riddim give it a smooth finish, making the tape easy to play from start to end. The studio hand made sure every element sounded tight, helping the artists shine. Even years later, selectors still rate this tape as a dancehall essential.
Street Stamp Tracklist:
- Dotta Coppa – Wen Di Rifle A Claut
- Merciless – Gal Dem Want It Everyday
- Prince Villa – Street Stamp Riddim
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