CHOP SQUAD RIDDIM produced by YARD STYLE ENTERTAINMENT 2021
Chop Squad Overview
The sound system cut of Chop Squad Riddim made a big impact on dancehall in 2021. This version gave selectors new fire for dancehall nights, bringing a fresh wave of energy to the parties. The riddim comes from Jamaica and quickly became popular for its driving beat and lively vibe. Several artists helped shape the sound. Delly Ranks stands out with “Put It On (E)” and “Put It On.” Delly Ranks is well known in dancehall and reggae, and his hit “Pon Di Corner” with T.O.K. is still a classic. Frassman Brilli adds his own style with “Tip Tronic (E)” and “Tip Tronic.” Frassman Brilli is known for tracks like “Welcome to Jamaica,” which has reached millions of streams online. I Octane brings his unique voice to “Born Gyalis.” I Octane has had chart success with songs like “Lose A Friend,” and his album “Crying To The Nation” received international attention. Jjwizzle adds to the mix with “Where You From,” while Maestro Don delivers “Tek Weh (E)” and “Tek Weh.” Each artist gives the riddim a different flavor. Behind the scenes, YARD STYLE ENTERTAINMENT produced the riddim. The label is known for working with both new and established artists in Jamaica. Their productions have gained attention for blending classic dancehall with modern sounds, and their riddims have been used by many big names in the genre. Many fans and selectors say the sound system cut of Chop Squad Riddim defined the bashment energy of dancehall in 2021. It brought together top talent and strong production, making it a staple at dances across the island.
Chop Squad Tracklist:
- Delly Ranks – Put It On (E)
- Delly Ranks – Put It On
- Frassman Brilli – Tip Tronic (E)
- Frassman Brilli – Tip Tronic
- I Octane – Born Gyalis
- Jjwizzle – Where You From
- Maestro Don – Tek Weh (E)
- Maestro Don – Tek Weh
- Rico Tayla – Dawgs Them Haffi Rich Too (E)
- Rico Tayla – Dawgs Them Haffi Rich Too
- Yard Style – Chop Squad Riddim (Instrumental)
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