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Sean Paul Records Over Legendary Sleng Teng Riddim for First Time on ‘Stand On Business’
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Sean Paul has never officially recorded over the Sleng Teng riddim until now, which is a genuinely surprising gap in his catalogue given how central that beat is to dancehall history.
On “Stand On Business,” Sean Paul leans into the rhythmic flow that built his reputation through the early 2000s and beyond, letting the riddim do what it has always done best.
Sean Paul and Shaggy at the 64th annual Grammy Awards in 2022.
For Sean Paul, this adds a chapter to a career that has already stretched across multiple eras of popular music.
The Sleng Teng riddim has always had a way of resurfacing at moments that feel culturally charged, and this one is no different.