STYLE RIDDIM produced by UPSTAIRS RECORDS 1998
Style Overview
In 1998, dancehall music was bursting with new rhythms and bold energy. The Style Riddim set captured that moment perfectly, blending hardcore beats with catchy hooks that made it stand out. The sound was both fierce and inviting, a true reflection of dancehall’s mood at the time. Behind the mixing board, the producer played a huge role. UPSTAIRS RECORDS, known for its sharp production style, was at the center of this release. The label had already made a name for itself in the Jamaican music scene with a string of dancehall projects. Their attention to detail and ability to bring out the best in each artist helped shape the riddim’s unique sound. UPSTAIRS RECORDS’ work on this set was a key reason for its lasting impact. The artists on the set each brought their own flavor. Doug E Mack delivered “Please Stay” with a smooth yet powerful flow. The track [audio mp3="https://riddimsworld.com/wp-content/uploads/please-stay.mp3"][/audio] became one of his most recognized songs, earning steady play in dancehall circles. Doug E Mack’s presence on the riddim kept the energy high and the vibe authentic. Papa Beeto added his own spark with “Style.” [audio mp3="https://riddimsworld.com/wp-content/uploads/style.mp3"][/audio] Known for his energetic delivery, Papa Beeto’s contribution helped tie the whole set together. His track became a favorite at dancehall events, adding to the set’s popularity.
Style Tracklist:
- Doug E Mack – Please Stay
- Papa Beeto – Style
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