CHACHI RIDDIM produced by GERMAICA DIGITAL 2012
Chachi Overview
The bashment rhythm was created in the studio with a focus on blending hardcore dancehall energy and catchy hooks. The producer, GERMAICA DIGITAL, led the project with a clear vision. Known for supporting dancehall and reggae artists from Europe and Jamaica, GERMAICA DIGITAL has built a strong reputation since its founding in 2001. The label is respected for helping new voices break into the scene and for producing international dancehall hits. Each artist brought their unique style to the rhythm. Rdx delivered “Bumpa Cyaat,” adding their signature party vibe. The Jamaican duo is famous for their energetic tracks like “Bend Over,” which earned them international recognition. Tom Hype contributed “Bei Uns In Karntn,” bringing a European flavor to the riddim. Mosion’s “Murda” stands out with its raw delivery and powerful flow. Rage joined with “Bounce It,” giving the project more dance energy. Ward 21 and Deewunn teamed up for “Pepper Pot Thing.” Ward 21 is well-known in dancehall for their production work and hits like “Haters.” Deewunn, a Jamaican artist, is recognized for his viral song “Mek It Bunx Up,” which became a global dance sensation. Other artists like Halogolandslaget with “Gni Det In,” Blaqk Sheep on “Roll Gyal,” Sanjin and Youthman with “Im Not A Terrorist,” Shabu’s “Chachi,” and Ryo Vibes’ “Dance Hard Party Mad” all added their own touch. Looking back, this bashment rhythm captured the lively and bold spirit of dancehall in 2012. The release brought together artists from different backgrounds, showing the worldwide reach of the genre.
Chachi Tracklist:
- Rdx – Bumpa Cyaat
- Tom Hype – Bei Uns In Karntn
- Mosion – Murda
- Rage – Bounce It
- Ward 21 And Deewunn – Pepper Pot Thing
- Halogolandslaget – Gni Det In
- Blaqk Sheep – Roll Gyal (Roll It)
- Sanjin And Youthman – Im Not A Terrorist
- Shabu – Chachi
- Ryo Vibes – Dance Hard Party Mad
- Mercci – Run Dem Out
- Stylo G And Serocee – Me Nuh Waan Hear Nuttn
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