Chiney K Riddim – Big Ship Records

CHINEY K RIDDIM produced by BIG SHIP RECORDS 2007

Chiney K Overview

BIG SHIP RECORDS is a well-known name in dancehall music. The label was founded by Freddie McGregor, a respected reggae singer and producer. Over the years, BIG SHIP RECORDS has released many influential riddims and helped launch the careers of several top artists in Jamaica. In 2008, BIG SHIP RECORDS released the Chiney K Riddim, which quickly became a favorite on the island. The riddim’s energy and catchy beat made it a staple at parties and on sound systems. Fans of dancehall from that year always remember its powerful bashment flow. Several standout artists recorded tracks on the Chiney K Riddim. Aidonia brought fire with “Hot So” and “Nuh Start It.” Aidonia is known for his fast-paced lyrics and became widely recognized with hits like “Yeah Yeah” in later years. Anthony B added his unique voice to the mix with “Wine Yuh.” Anthony B is also famous for reggae songs like “Fire Pon Rome.” Bramma’s “Nah Go Back” was another strong addition, showing his lyrical skills. Chino, known for his hit “From Mawning (Never Change),” delivered “Ting Dem Tall.” Elephant Man, who has won multiple awards and is known for high-energy performances, gave fans “Shake Up Yuh Booty.” The Chiney K Riddim remains a highlight from 2008, with BIG SHIP RECORDS and these artists leaving a lasting impact on dancehall music.

Chiney K Tracklist:

1. Aidonia – Hot So
2. Aidonia – Nuh Start It
3. Anthony B – Wine Yuh
4. Bramma – Nah Go Back
5. Chino – Ting Dem Tall
6. Elephant Man – Shake Up Yuh Booty
7. Frisco Kid – War Drum
8. Future Fambo – Jump Off
9. Laden – Don’t You Like It
10. Mavado – Chiney K
11. Nicky B – Till I Die
12. Shema – Wanna Get Sum
13. Stephen Mcgregor – Chiney K
14. Teflon – Please
15. Tony Matterhorn – Running Cow
16. Vybz Kartel – Nah Run
17. Wayne Marshall – Me By Myself

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