Style A Style Riddim – Chimney Records

Chimney Records has long been one of dancehall’s more dependable juggling houses, and Style A Style Riddim fits neatly into that lane. The project arrived in late 2020 and was driven by David “Hizzle” Hayle alongside Jordan McClure, with Chimney keeping the arrangement clean, punchy, and built for dance floors and playlists alike. The bass is firm, the drums snap without crowding the mix, and the whole thing carries that bright, fashion-conscious bounce that leaves room for quick, memorable hooks.

The set pulls together a strong cross-section of voices. Ding Dong brings the dance-driven energy he is known for, turning Watch A Style Yah into a pure movement tune. Jahmiel’s Dream Chaser gives the riddim a smoother, more melodic lift, while Tarrus Riley eases in with EZ Nuh and adds a richer, sing-jay warmth. Konshens keeps Yuh Nuh Have It sharp and cocky, and Teejay’s Bubble Nuh brings one of the more playful cuts on the project.

Jahvillani’s Lizzad Pon Limb and Moyann’s Backseat add a younger streetwise edge, while Qraig Voicemail and Kemar Highcon help widen the palette with vocals that sit comfortably over the riddim’s clean framework. Zagga’s Weh Yah Deal Wid rounds out the package with a steadier, more measured approach. The title says it all: this is a style-conscious dancehall package, and Chimney uses the space to let each artist sketch a different angle on swagger, flirtation, and movement.