SUMMER SCHEME RIDDIM produced by DON CORLEON RECORDS – 2011
Summer Scheme Overview
When the Summer Scheme Riddim dropped in 2011, it quickly became a staple in dancehall parties across Jamaica and beyond. The riddim’s energy is unmistakable—built on a tight, driving beat with sharp snares and a playful, bouncing bassline. Its sound is both tough and catchy, making it perfect for selectors and dancers alike. The rhythm encourages movement, and every track rides the groove with its own flavor. This set features a strong lineup of artists, each bringing their unique style. J BOOG delivers smooth vocals on “I’M FALLEN,” blending soulful melodies with the riddim’s punchy backdrop. LIQUID’s “SUMMER SCHEME” is a classic summer anthem, capturing the carefree feeling of the season. KEIDA & PROTOJE team up on “ALL AGAIN,” their voices weaving together to create a standout tune that feels both fresh and timeless. VYBZ KARTEL, known for his lyrical skills, adds “MY BABY U,” a track full of charisma and catchy hooks. TOI’s “YOU’LL BE MINE” brings a softer, romantic touch, while WAYNE MARSHALL keeps the party alive with “IT’S PARTY TIME.” SEAN PAUL rounds out the mix with “GIVE ME THE LOVING,” adding his signature energy. Behind it all is DON CORLEON RECORDS, a label with a reputation for shaping modern dancehall. Founded by Donovan Bennett, Don Corleon has produced hits for some of the biggest names in reggae and dancehall. His work on the Summer Scheme Riddim shows his talent for bringing artists together and creating music that lasts. Years later, this dancehall set still stands out as a key moment in the genre’s evolution, loved by fans and selectors alike.
Summer Scheme Tracklist:
- J BOOG – I’M FALLEN
- LIQUID – SUMMER SCHEME
- KEIDA & PROTOJE – ALL AGAIN
- VYBZ KARTEL – MY BABY U
- TOI – YOU’LL BE MINE
- WAYNE MARSHALL – IT’S PARTY TIME
- SEAN PAUL – GIVE ME THE LOVING
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