DRINK AND PARTY RIDDIM produced by BIRCHILL RECORDS 2011
Drink And Party Overview
When the yard session tape for Drink And Party Riddim started making rounds in 2011, dancehall fans were quick to show their excitement. The tape’s lively bashment flow matched the party mood that defined the year’s dancehall scene. Listeners enjoyed the energy and the way each artist brought their own style to the riddim. Assassin (Agent Sasco) stood out with “Drink & Merry,” bringing his sharp lyrics and commanding voice. Assassin, also known for his work on Kanye West’s “I’m In It,” helped boost the riddim’s popularity. Birchill, who produced the riddim, also contributed the track “Drink & Party Riddim.” Busy Signal added more fire with “Swag Tun Up” and “Swagg Tun Up.” Busy Signal was already well known for his hit “Night Shift” and collaborations with international artists. Cecile’s “Hold Me Tight” offered a smooth, catchy vibe, while Charly Black’s “Badmind Ago Kill Dem” brought his signature confident delivery. Charly Black would later find global success with “Gyal You A Party Animal,” but his work here showed his early promise. The riddim was engineered and released by BIRCHILL RECORDS, a label with a solid reputation in the dancehall industry. Birchill has produced several other popular riddims and tracks over the years, helping shape the sound of modern dancehall. The bashment flow of Drink And Party Riddim captured 2011’s dancehall energy, making it a favorite for both parties and personal listening.
Drink And Party Tracklist:
- Assassin (Agent Sasco) – Drink & Merry
- Birchill – Drink & Party Riddim
- Busy Signal – Swag Tun Up (Raw)
- Busy Signal – Swagg Tun Up (Edit)
- Cecile – Hold Me Tight
- Charly Black – Badmind Ago Kill Dem
- Elephant Man – High Grade
- Jordanne Patrice – Ready When Yuh Ready
- Kiprich – Line Inna Road
- Vegas & Natel – A Better Place
- O.K – Di Gal Dem
- Tifa – Dismiss (Hey Boy)
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