HAPPY HOUR RIDDIM produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS 2014
Happy Hour Overview
Fans quickly embraced the Happy Hour Riddim, celebrating its infectious energy and strong lineup. Selectors in dancehall parties praised the riddim for its bashment-ready tracks, making it a favorite on sound systems across Jamaica and beyond. The release stood out for its ability to get crowds moving, with listeners returning to it time and again for its dancefloor appeal. A big part of the riddim’s success came from the artists featured. Alkaline brought his signature style with “A Bagga Tings,” delivering sharp lyrics and a catchy hook. Beenie Man, a legend in the genre, contributed “Badmind People,” a track that resonated with fans for its confident delivery. Chilando offered “Life Too Short,” bringing a fresh perspective and memorable flow. Demarco’s “Bun Up Road” added a streetwise edge, while Vybz Kartel’s “Mi Nuh Trust People” showcased his lyrical prowess and storytelling ability. Other highlights on the riddim included “Mr- Vsop” by Rdx, “Free Up” by Tarrus Riley featuring Zagga, and “Surf Yuh Body” by Serani. Each artist added their own flavor, making the compilation diverse and engaging. Happy Hour Riddim was built and released by CHIMNEY RECORDS, a respected name in dancehall production. The label, known for its crisp sound and innovative approach, has produced several chart-topping riddims since its founding in 2007. Their work on this project helped cement the riddim’s place as a street anthem and an important part of dancehall’s ongoing evolution.
Happy Hour Tracklist:
- Alkaline – A Bagga Tings
- Beenie Man – Badmind People
- Chilando – Life Too Short
- Demarco – Bun Up Road
- I-Octane – Gyal Ting
- Mavado – Nah Use Dem
- Vybz Kartel – Mi Nuh Trust People
- Rdx – Mr- Vsop
- Tarrus Riley Ft- Zagga – Free Up
- Serani – Surf Yuh Body
- Happy Hour Riddim Instrumental
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