Ping Pong Riddim – Romie Rome

PING PONG RIDDIM produced by ROMIE ROME 2017

Ping Pong Overview

In 2017, the Ping Pong Riddim became a true dancehall favorite, especially after one selector’s mix turned it into a yard anthem. The riddim stood out from other selector mixes of the time because of its lively, bashment energy and strong lineup of artists. While many mixes from that era featured similar beats, Ping Pong Riddim brought a fresh, playful sound that made it perfect for parties and dance floors. The riddim featured standout tracks from several artists. Bubbles delivered “Good Underneat,” a song that quickly caught attention for its catchy hook. Pternsky’s “Pram Pram” added more fun to the mix, while S Carter’s “Turn & Wine” brought a smooth, dance-ready vibe. Salty & Romie Rome teamed up for “Shake,” a track that kept the energy high. Trinidad Ghost’s “Party” was another highlight, adding to the riddim’s reputation as a must-play at any event. Romie Rome, who was also the producer, contributed the track “Ping Pong Riddim” himself. Romie Rome played a key role as the riddim’s architect. As a producer, he is known for his sharp ear and ability to bring artists together. He has worked on several notable projects and is respected for his influence on the local dancehall scene. Many fans and DJs say the Ping Pong Riddim defined bashment energy in 2017. Unlike other selector mixes that year, this riddim’s blend of artists and lively beats made it unforgettable. Its impact is still felt in dancehall parties today.

Ping Pong Tracklist:

1. Bubbles – Good Underneat
2. Pternsky – Pram Pram
3. S Carter – Turn & Wine
4. Salty & Romie Rome – Shake
5. Trinidad Ghost – Party
6. Romie Rome – Ping Pong Riddim (Instrumental)

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