FAST LANE RIDDIM produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS 2014
Fast Lane Overview
In the world of dancehall, the producer is often called the “mixing board king.” For the Fast Lane Riddim, that king was CHIMNEY RECORDS. This label, led by Jordan McClure and David Hayle, has shaped the sound of modern Jamaican music since the late 2000s. Known for their crisp production and hit-making skills, CHIMNEY RECORDS helped bring new energy to dancehall. Their riddims have racked up millions of streams and been played at parties worldwide. The Fast Lane Riddim, released in 2014, became a favorite in clubs and street dances across Jamaica. It brought together some of the most exciting voices of the time. Kalado delivered two standout tracks: “At Dem (Edit)” and “Let’s Go (Edit),” both filled with his signature style. Charly Black’s “Back It Up (Edit)” brought the party vibes, making it hard for anyone to stand still. Versatile added his own fire with “Bun It Everyday (Edit),” while Alkaline’s “Burning Up (Edit)” showed why he was quickly rising in the scene. Chi Ching’s “Cutout Fi Hits (Edit)” gave dancers a new anthem, while Stein’s “Di Party Up (Edit)” kept the energy high. I Octane’s “Dutty Money” and Tifa’s “Gimme Di Money” added more flavor, and Darrio’s “Wet Up (Edit)” rounded out the line-up. This bashment flow echoed through clubs and sound systems, capturing the spirit of dancehall in 2014. The Fast Lane Riddim still stands as a key moment, showing how producers and artists together shape the sound of an era.
Fast Lane Tracklist:
- Kalado – At Dem (Edit) & (Raw)
- Charly Black – Back It Up (Edit) & (Raw)
- Versatile – Bun It Everyday (Edit) & (Raw)
- Alkaline – Burning Up (Edit) & (Raw)
- Chi Ching – Cutout Fi Hits (Edit) & (Raw)
- Stein – Di Party Up (Edit) & (Raw)
- I Octane – Dutty Money
- Tifa – Gimme Di Money
- Kalado – Let’S Go (Edit) & (Raw)
- Darrio – Wet Up (Edit) & (Raw)