Star Bwoy Riddim – Chimney Records

STAR BWOY RIDDIM produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS 2010

Star Bwoy Overview

CHIMNEY RECORDS, a well-known Jamaican production team, was behind the selector’s favorite in 2010. Founded by Jordan McClure and David Hayle, CHIMNEY RECORDS became famous for creating some of the most memorable dancehall rhythms of the decade, including the “Star Bwoy Riddim.” Their work has helped shape the sound of modern dancehall, with millions of streams and a reputation for quality. This project brought together some of dancehall’s most energetic voices. Aidonia delivered “She Mek Me Say,” showing off the style that made him a staple in the scene. Bugle & Chi Ching Ching joined forces for “Turn It Up,” blending Bugle’s conscious lyrics with Chi Ching Ching’s unique party flair. Bugle is also known for his hit “Rasta Party,” which gained international attention. Chase Cross added his own flavor with “Alotta Gal,” while Demarco’s “Gal Dem Vex” continued his run of club favorites. Demarco is recognized for his global hit “Fallen Soldiers,” a song that crossed over into mainstream charts. Other standout tracks included “Big & Nasty” by Elephant Man, “Nah Sell Out” by Flexxx, and “Now You See Me, Now You Don’t” by Overmars. The “Star Bwoy Riddim” became a key moment for bashment music in 2010, blending fresh vocals with the pulsating beats of the time. CHIMNEY RECORDS’ touch on the mixing board made sure every track kept the dance moving.

Star Bwoy Tracklist:

1. Aidonia – She Mek Me Say (Clean)
2. Aidonia – She Mek Me Say (Raw)
3. Bugle & Chi Ching Ching – Turn It Up
4. Chase Cross – Alotta Gal
5. Chimney – Star Bwoy Riddim
6. Demarco – Gal Dem Vex
7. Elephant Man – Big & Nasty
8. Flexxx – Nah Sell Out
9. Mavado – Star Bwoy
10. Overmars – Now You See Me, Now You Don’T
11. Stein – Top Gallis
12. Tony Matterhorn – Everything Wrong
13. Versatile – Watch Her

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