SUMMER FLING RIDDIM produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS 2011
Summer Fling Overview
If you love dancehall parties, you know the feeling when the right riddim drops and the whole place lifts up. That’s the energy CHIMNEY RECORDS brought in 2011 with the Summer Fling Riddim. The mood is pure bashment—bright, lively, and packed with gyal tunes that keep the dancefloor moving. The riddim’s style is all about fun and celebration. Beenie Man & Versatile set the tone with “I Love The Girls,” a track that praises the ladies and keeps everyone smiling. Chimney’s own “Summer Fling Riddim” instrumental lets DJs and fans feel the groove straight from the source. Elephant Man brings his signature hype with “When We Party,” making the crowd jump every time it plays. Fambo & Richie Loop’s “Good Good” and Stein’s “Shell Dung The Party” both add to the bashment with catchy hooks and playful lyrics. Other party anthems on the riddim include “Imma Need Security” from Supa Hype, Munga & Chi Ching, and “Summer Fling” by Tarrus Riley. Tony Matterhorn’s “No Body Knows” rounds out the set, giving the riddim even more dancefloor appeal. Behind all this is CHIMNEY RECORDS, a label known for crisp productions and big dancehall hits. The producers, Jordan and Hizzle, have built a strong reputation in dancehall, working with many top artists and delivering riddims that DJs love to play. Summer Fling Riddim is more than just a collection of songs; it’s a classic party backdrop and a key piece of dancehall history that fans still celebrate today.
Summer Fling Tracklist:
- Beenie Man & Versatile – I Love The Girls
- Chimney – Summer Fling Riddim
- Elephant Man – When We Party
- Fambo & Richie Loop – Good Good
- Flexxx, Chase Cross & 3 Star (Gully Squad) – Summer Party
- Mavado – Final Destination (Clean)
- Mavado – Final Destination (Raw)
- Stein – Shell Dung The Party
- Supa Hype, Munga & Chi Ching – Imma Need Security
- Tarrus Riley – Summer Fling
- Tony Matterhorn – No Body Knows
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