FRESH PAINT RIDDIM produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS 2019
Fresh Paint Overview
In 2019, the Fresh Paint Riddim arrived and quickly became a favorite in dancehall sessions. This riddim brought a raw street flavor, using lively beats and catchy hooks that made it stand out. The sound is rooted in dancehall, but it also blends with other genres like hip hop and afrobeat. The result is a fresh and modern vibe that connects with many listeners. The artists on the Fresh Paint Riddim each brought their own style. Jahmiel’s “Same Stories” gives a strong and thoughtful message, while Jahvillani’s “Live Forever” adds energy and confidence. Kranium’s “So Me Move” brings a smooth, melodic flow, showing his skill with both dancehall and R&B influences. Moyann’s “On My Mind” adds a touch of sweetness and youth, mixing dancehall with a pop feel. Shenseea’s “Temptation Overdrive” stands out with her bold delivery and catchy lyrics. TeeJay’s “After 4” keeps the riddim’s energy high, making it perfect for the dancefloor. Behind the scenes, CHIMNEY RECORDS shaped the sound of the Fresh Paint Riddim. The label, founded in Jamaica, is known for producing some of dancehall’s biggest hits and working with top artists. Their attention to detail and understanding of the genre helped make this riddim a success. The Fresh Paint Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history. It shows how modern dancehall can mix with other styles and still keep its true spirit. The combination of talented artists and expert production makes this riddim a lasting favorite.
Fresh Paint Tracklist:
- Govana – Getaway
- Govana – Getaway (raw)
- Jahmiel – Same Stories
- Jahvillani – Live Forever
- Jahvillani – Live Forever (raw)
- Kranium – So Me Move
- Kranium – So Me Move (raw)
- Mavado – Fresh Paint
- Mavado – Fresh Paint (raw)
- Moyann – On My Mind
- Moyann – On My Mind (raw)
- Shenseea – Temptation Overdrive
- Shenseea – Temptation Overdrive (raw)
- TeeJay – After 4
- TeeJay – After 4 (raw)
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