THE PARTY RIDDIM produced by STEPHEN MCGREGOR 2007
The Party Overview
When The Party Riddim dropped in 2007, it quickly became the soundtrack for late-night parties across Jamaica. Selectors loved how this riddim could mix easily with other genres, like hip hop and R&B. The beat’s strong bass and catchy melody made it perfect for blending into different party vibes, keeping crowds moving until morning. Aidonia’s “Datz Up Watz Up” brought his energetic flow to the riddim. Known for his fast-paced lyrics, Aidonia was already making waves with songs like “Evil Head.” Beenie Man, one of dancehall’s biggest names and a Grammy winner for his album “Art & Life,” added his track “They Should Know This.” His experience and unique voice gave the riddim extra star power. Bramma’s “Heading To The Top” showed his rising talent, while Chino’s “Rave All Night” kept the party mood going strong. Craig Dennis joined in with “We Dancin,” adding a youthful vibe. Each artist gave the riddim their own style, but together, they made a sound that felt fresh and exciting. Behind it all was producer STEPHEN MCGREGOR, also known as Di Genius. He is the son of reggae legend Freddie McGregor and has produced hits for many top artists. His skill in the studio shaped The Party Riddim into a true dancehall classic that fans still remember from those unforgettable 2007 parties.
The Party Tracklist:
- Aidonia – Datz Up Watz Up
- Beenie Man – They Should Know This
- Bramma – Heading To The Top
- Chino – Rave All Night
- Craig Dennis – We Dancin
- Delly Ranx And Singing Sweet – We Party Hard
- Elephant Man – Suck Yu Mumma
- Frisco Kid – Lippin And Yappin
- Future Fambo – Get Drunk Wid It
- Macka Diamond – Ms.Money
- Soltex 3000 – Badman Ting
- Stephen Mcgregor – The Party Riddim Version
- Tami Chin – Ow Ow
- Voicemail – Bembe
- Vybz Kartel – Wine For Me
- Wayne Marshall – Fly High
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