LEGGO RIDDIM produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS 2012
Leggo Overview
When Leggo Riddim dropped in 2012, it quickly became a street anthem in Jamaica. The collection, produced by CASHFLOW RECORDS, stood out with its hard-hitting beat and club energy. CASHFLOW RECORDS, known for shaping many dancehall sounds in the 2010s, brought together fresh voices and dance moves that took over the party scene. Tracks like Chi Ching Ching — Every Talk and Ding Dong — Want Money were instant favorites. Chi Ching Ching, who later gained more fame with his single “Roast Breadfruit,” brought his signature style to Every Talk. Ding Dong, already popular from his earlier hit “Bad Man Forward, Bad Man Pull Up,” delivered Want Money with both raw and clean versions, making it suitable for different crowds. Quick Cook added two energetic performances, Buss Boy Head and Buss New Slang, showing his talent for catchy hooks and dance-inspired lyrics. The instrumental, Cashflow — Legga Riddim Instrumental, gave DJs and selectors a powerful base for mixing and dance routines. Compared to other dancehall collections of the same era, Leggo Riddim focused more on the street vibe and dance culture, while some riddims leaned toward melodic or romantic themes. The tracks here were built for the dance floor, driving new moves and chants across the island. Years after its release, selectors still play songs from this collection at parties and street events. The combination of CASHFLOW RECORDS’ production and strong performances from Chi Ching Ching, Ding Dong, and Quick Cook keeps Leggo Riddim alive in the dancehall scene.
Leggo Tracklist:
- Chi Ching Ching – Every Talk
- Ding Dong – Want Money (Raw)
- Ding Dong – Want Money (Clean)
- Ovamarz – Best Pon Two Foot (Raw)
- Ovamarz – Best Pon Two Foot (Clean)
- Quick Cook – Buss Boy Head (Raw)
- Quick Cook – Buss New Slang (Clean)
- Cashflow – Legga Riddim Instrumental
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