RAW CUT RIDDIM produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS
Raw Cut Tracklist:
- 3 Star & Chase Cross – Soul Survivor
- Aidonia – Never Never (Radio)
- Aidonia – Never Never (Raw)
- Assassin (Agent Sasco) – Start War (Radio)
- Assassin (Agent Sasco) – Start War (Raw)
- Chris Martin – Gi Yuh Joke (Jook)
- Elephant Man – Wine Fi Di Summer
- Konshens – Anyweh (Gun Version)
- Konshens – Anyweh (Party Version)
- Leftside – We Don’t Care (Radio)
- Leftside – We Don’t Care (Raw)
- Mavado – Bruk Out (Radio)
- Mavado – Bruk Out (Raw)
- Sean Paul – Do Di Ting
- Serani – Juvenile
- Stein – Fling It Up
- Tarrus Riley – Feeling Free
- Zagga – Work Fi Yuh Own
- Chimney – Raw Cut Riddim
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Raw Cut Overview
In 2013, the Raw Cut Riddim became a big hit in dancehall clubs and parties. Produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS, this riddim stood out for its lively energy and modern sound. The riddim did not just stick to traditional dancehall. It mixed in hints of hip-hop and pop, making it easy to blend with other genres on the dance floor. This mix kept crowds moving and helped the riddim cross over to new listeners. Each artist brought their own style to Raw Cut Riddim. 3 Star & Chase Cross teamed up for "Soul Survivor," bringing strong lyrics and catchy flows. Aidonia’s "Never Never" showed his unique delivery, full of energy and sharp wordplay. Assassin (Agent Sasco) delivered "Start War," adding a tough, commanding voice. Chris Martin’s "Gi Yuh Joke" brought a smoother, melodic side, while Elephant Man’s "Wine Fi Di Summer" turned up the party vibe with his well-known high energy. Other artists like Konshens with "Anyweh," Leftside’s "We Don't Care," Sean Paul’s "Do Di Ting," Serani’s "Juvenile," and Stein’s "Fling It Up" all added their own flavor, making the riddim even more exciting and diverse. CHIMNEY RECORDS, known for producing many top dancehall hits, played a key role in shaping the riddim. Their experience and attention to detail made sure each song fit together, creating a strong, club-ready sound. Today, Raw Cut Riddim remains an important piece of dancehall history, remembered for its impact at parties and its blend of different musical styles.