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Stephen McGregor

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Producer and artist (Stephen 'Di Genius' McGregor), son of Freddie McGregor, whose Big Ship studio riddims defined late-2000s digital dancehall; his teenage 'Red Bull & Guinness' riddim broke Mavado, and he has since written and produced for Sean Paul and international pop acts.

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Wikipedia; VP Records; DancehallMag; Jamaica Gleaner.

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Story · Well supportedFrom Sleng Teng to the laptop

The digital riddim turned the producer into the star of the record - and the story runs from a Casio preset to the modern hit factory.

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