CHUNE RIDDIM produced by DROP DI BASS 2011
Chune Overview
In 2011, the Chune Riddim became a favorite for dancehall fans and sound system selectors. This riddim, produced by DROP DI BASS, stood out for its clean mix of dancehall energy and fresh, modern sounds. DROP DI BASS is known for pushing dancehall into new spaces, and has worked with many artists in the Jamaican music scene. The Chune Riddim blends classic dancehall with hints of electronic and hip hop styles. This made it perfect for clubs and street dances. Each artist on the riddim brought their own style, making every track unique but still connected. Capleton, a respected name in reggae and dancehall, delivered "Hot" on this riddim. Capleton is famous for his powerful voice and songs like "Jah Jah City." Cee Gee’s "Martian Ways" added a smooth, melodic touch. Charly Black, who later had a global hit with "Gyal You a Party Animal," teamed up with Trelawny Citizen for "Officer Please," giving the riddim a catchy, sing-along vibe. Determine’s "Fire Key" brought strong lyrics and energy, while DROP DI BASS’s own "Chune Riddim" showed off the producer’s skill. Each track flowed into the next, keeping the dancefloor moving. The Chune Riddim is still remembered by fans as one of the highlights of 2011, showing how dancehall can blend with other genres and stay fresh.
Chune Tracklist:
- Capleton – Hot
- Cee Gee – Martian Ways
- Charly Black & Trelawny Citizen – Officer Please
- Determine – Fire Key
- Drop Di Bass – Chune Riddim
- Lady Saw – Yuh Man Mi A Look
- Madd Anju – Back Off
- Nino Brown & Kruger – Weh Mi Like
- Perfect – Mamma Mi Don
- Rasta Life – Puppy
- Sizzla – Pon Bwoy (Edit)
- Sizzla – Pon Bwoy (Raw)
- Spragga Benz – Queens Highway
- Teflon – Love Mi Wifey
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