BREAK DI BREAD RIDDIM produced by SUMMIT MUSIC GROUP / CHINEY K PRODUCTIONS 2011
Break Di Bread Tracklist:
- Advance – Bruck Di Bread
- Anthony B – Show Off
- Anthony Que – Whine For Me Feat. Chiney K
- Cutty Ranks – Friend Killer
- Fantan Mojah – Woman Wi Follow
- Gangooli – Swagga Wi Swagga
- Ginjah – Break Di Bread Feat. Determine
- Jigsy King – Come Beat Wi Nuh
- Jimmy Riley – Find A Girl
- Lutan Fyah – We Heart Clean
- Military Man – Good Love
- Motion – Eye Top
- Powerman – The System
- Sizzla – Look Good Woman
- Turbulance – Make Mi Feel
- Tyrical – The Gal Them Love Me
- Version – Break Di Bread Riddim
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Break Di Bread Overview
Break Di Bread Riddim is a dancehall project created by Chiney K, a producer known for his sharp ear and modern approach to riddim building. Chiney K has worked with both new and established artists, helping to shape the sound of dancehall in the 2010s. The riddim was released under SUMMIT MUSIC GROUP and CHINEY K PRODUCTIONS, two labels that have made a strong mark in Jamaican music. These labels have released several popular dancehall tracks and have helped push the genre forward by working with talented artists and bringing new sounds to the scene. The Break Di Bread Riddim stands out because it mixes hard-hitting dancehall energy with a touch of trap music, making it popular in clubs and street parties. Selectors and fans loved this release because every track feels ready for the dancefloor. The riddim quickly became a favorite for its heavy bass and catchy rhythms. Several well-known artists voiced their songs on this riddim. Anthony B delivered “Show Off,” bringing his usual fire and conscious lyrics. Anthony Que teamed up with Chiney K on “Whine For Me Feat. Chiney K,” a song that gets the crowd moving. Cutty Ranks came with “Friend Killer,” showing his tough style. Fantan Mojah gave us “Woman Wi Follow,” a track with positive vibes. Other artists like Gangooli with “Swagga Wi Swagga,” and Ginjah with “Break Di Bread Feat. Determine,” also added their own flavor. This riddim is more than just a beat—it’s a street anthem base that still holds an important place in dancehall history.