CHAMPOMY RIDDIM produced by MAFIO HOUSE PRODUCTIONS 2011
Champomy Overview
In 2011, dancehall music was changing fast. The yard beat was getting fresh sounds, and the Champomy Riddim is a good example from that time. This riddim came from MAFIO HOUSE PRODUCTIONS, a producer known for bringing new styles to the dancehall scene. MAFIO HOUSE PRODUCTIONS worked with many artists and helped push dancehall’s sound forward, especially with their mix of dancehall and trap. Champomy Riddim had a modern, bashment energy that was different from other riddims in 2011. Compared to classic bashment riddims, this one had more electronic and trap-style drums. It stood out from other big releases of the year, which sometimes stuck more to roots reggae or old-school dancehall vibes. The artists on Champomy Riddim made it special. Blackman’s song "Bann' Comik" brought a catchy flow. Deejay Niko, who is known for his single "Alcool," added his own style. Digital & Rinox teamed up for "Awa," showing off a strong singjay delivery. Headphone performed "Doogy Doogy," Kako gave us "Sur La Table," and each artist brought something unique. Fans still talk about this riddim because it captured the sound of 2011 dancehall. MAFIO HOUSE PRODUCTIONS made sure every artist shined, and the riddim’s blend of new and old styles keeps it popular with bashment fans even today.
Champomy Tracklist:
- Blackman – Bann’ Comik
- Deejay Niko – Alcool
- Digital & Rinox – Awa
- Headphone – Doogy Doogy
- Kako – Sur La Table
- La Vermine & Burnac – Fanm O Top
- Laymess & Lywox – Champagn’ Epi Champomy
- Lil Gaiv – Mash Up
- Lil Step – Wayn?
- Lyrone Ganga Lee – Chinz’ Peigne
- T – Fizi Ka P?t?
- Mafio House – Champomy Riddim
- Sm – Concien’S
- Panik J & Lil D.A.V – Swar? Walpa
- Rody – Champomy Party
- Serial Style – C’Est Faya
- Shayner – Bad Tunes
- Sorrow – Fess Ka Brinnin
- Ti Mada – Ti Fresh’A
- Ti Wayk Mc – Bad Sound
- Vanyl Mc – Ruinart
- Wayne Malic – Mov?
- X Chaotix – C? Sa Nou L?
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