All Night Riddim – Chimney Records

ALL NIGHT RIDDIM produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS 2017

All Night Overview

When you talk about dancehall riddims that fired up the dance floor in 2017, the All Night Riddim stands out. Built by CHIMNEY RECORDS, this riddim was made for sound system culture. The production is sharp, with bold drums and a bassline that hits hard. CHIMNEY RECORDS, founded by Jordan McClure and David Hayle, is known for crafting dancehall hits and pushing the genre forward. Their attention to detail in the studio is clear on this project, making sure each song has its own style while keeping the energy high. The sound system cut of All Night Riddim quickly became a favorite for selectors and dancers. Each artist brought their own flavor. Alkaline’s "Suave" rides the beat with confidence, giving the crowd something to move to. Chris Martin’s "Can’T Dweet Aga" brings a smooth vocal style, while D Major’s "Vibes" delivers the kind of catchy hook that sticks in your mind. Jahmiel’s "Heaven" adds a melodic touch, and Ocg’s "Y Man Cheat" gives the riddim another layer of storytelling. Other standout cuts like Sean Paul’s "She Call Me" and Tarrus Riley X Konshens’ "Simple Blessings" show the riddim’s versatility. The recording process focused on capturing each artist’s unique voice, blending their styles with the riddim’s driving force. This approach helped the All Night Riddim become a staple in dancehall. Even today, the sound system cut remains a key part of dancehall history, reminding fans of the power of a well-built riddim and top-class production.

All Night Tracklist:

1. Alkaline – Suave (Clean)
2. Alkaline – Suave (Raw)
3. Chris Martin – Can’T Dweet Aga
4. D Major – Vibes
5. Jahmiel – Heaven
6. Mavado – All Night (Clean)
7. Mavado – All Night (Raw)
8. Ocg – Y Man Cheat
9. Sean Paul – She Call Me
10. Tarrus Riley X Konshens – Simple Blessings
11. Zagga Lit

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