SUMMER TIME RIDDIM produced by DJ EEK 2017
Summer Time Overview
In 2017, the Summer Time Riddim selector’s mix made a strong impression on the dancehall scene. The mix first appeared that year and quickly became a street anthem, shaping the sound of dancehall across the islands and beyond. The mix brought together a unique lineup of artists. Chalice 'Dub' Lion’s “It’S Summertime” set the tone with its lively vibe, capturing the energy of the season. Yaslon Defenda followed with “Tou Pou Ok,” adding his own flavor to the riddim. Kaf Malbar’s “Everyday Is The Same” stood out as well—Kaf Malbar is known for his work in the French reggae scene, including his album “Anba Chalè” which brought him wider attention. Other artists added their voices to the mix. Christafari Gong delivered “Trop Tard,” while Supa Sane contributed “Give Thanks.” Each artist used the riddim’s upbeat base to express their own style. Lom Nick’s “Moi Ki Décidé,” Stelio’s “Dekourazman,” Captain Hooligan’s “Feel Free,” and Kool Jah’s “Personn Pa Parfé” all added variety and depth to the release. Behind the scenes, DJ EEK handled production. DJ EEK is known for his work on several successful dancehall and reggae projects, and he has gained a reputation for fresh, crossover-friendly riddims. The instrumental version, “Summer Time Riddim Instrumental Version,” showcased DJ EEK’s skill in building catchy and danceable tracks. This mix’s street anthem sound made it a touchstone for dancehall in 2017, influencing both fans and artists throughout the year.
Summer Time Tracklist:
- Chalice ‘Dub’ Lion – It’S Summertime
- Yaslon Defenda – Tou Pou Ok
- Kaf Malbar – Everyday Is The Same
- Christafari Gong – Trop Tard
- Supa Sane – Give Thanks
- Lom Nick – Moi Ki Décidé
- Stelio – Dekourazman
- Captain Hooligan – Feel Free
- Kool Jah – Personn Pa Parfé
- Dj Eek – Summer Time Riddim Instrumental Version
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