CHUMMY RIDDIM produced by BOUCAN SOUND SYSTEM 2013
Chummy Overview
In 2013, the Chummy Riddim brought new life to dancehall music. Produced by BOUCAN SOUND SYSTEM, this riddim quickly caught the attention of selectors and DJs. The mix stands out with its energetic beats and catchy melodies, perfect for any bashment or party. BOUCAN SOUND SYSTEM, known for their work in the French sound system scene, used their experience to create a sound that was both modern and respectful of dancehall roots. Compared to other mixes from its era, the Chummy Riddim is more playful and upbeat. Many 2013 dancehall releases focused on digital sounds and heavy bass, but this one keeps a lighter, groovier touch. The mixing board king made sure each track fits perfectly, giving the whole project a smooth, party-ready flow. The riddim features strong performances from several artists. Lyrical Falone shines with "Musique Musique," bringing a catchy hook and clear delivery. Funkyflip Morzion adds his unique style on "Pas D’Panique," a song that keeps the energy high. Daddy Freddy, known for his world record in fast rapping, delivers "Rude Boy" with his classic, rapid-fire lyrics. Jalo Lomzoo’s "Yo Ni Trop Style" and Original Mase’s "Jump Up" both add more color and variety to the mix. Other tracks like "Mes Chums" by Louzgain and "Million Times" by Ti Bio help round out the collection, showing the riddim’s wide appeal. Even today, DJs play these songs to keep the 2013 vibe alive. Chummy Riddim is a great example of how dancehall can stay fresh and exciting, thanks to skilled producers and talented artists.
Chummy Tracklist:
- Lyrical Falone – Musique Musique
- Funkyflip Morzion – Pas D’Panique
- Daddy Freddy – Rude Boy
- Jalo Lomzoo – Yo Ni Trop Style
- Original Mase – Jump Up
- Ministeri Del Riddim – Le Son
- Louzgain – Mes Chums
- Ti Bio – Million Times
- Chummy Riddim – Boucan Sound System
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