Weed Rock Riddim – Chase Mills Records

WEED ROCK RIDDIM produced by CHASE MILLS RECORDS 2015

Weed Rock Overview

Weed Rock Riddim, released in 2015, stands out as a key moment in dancehall music. Created by CHASE MILLS RECORDS, this bashment rhythm blends sharp horn sections with energetic drum patterns, giving it a lively and distinctive sound. CHASE MILLS RECORDS, known for pushing new talent and innovative production, recorded the riddim in Kingston, Jamaica, using both digital and live elements. The label has gained respect for bringing fresh voices into the scene and helping songs reach streaming platforms worldwide. This riddim was a breakthrough for several artists. Sizzla Kalonji’s “Nuh Bad Mind” sets a powerful tone, his vocals riding the beat with confidence. Erup Gi brings his own style to “Dem It,” adding a raw edge that fits the riddim perfectly. Delly Ranx’s “Mi Love It” delivers catchy hooks, while Teflon’s “Dont Mek Mi Ketch You” shows off his lyrical strength. Mr Murphy shines on “Watch Dah Style Yah,” giving the track extra energy. Other artists also left their mark: Louie Culture’s “Love Di Ride” is smooth and melodic, Shaka Pow’s “Wah Mi Fi Do Dawg” is playful, and Helraiza’s “Hold A Man” brings a tough message. Terry Ganzie’s “Biggest Mistake” and Ut Ras with “Step Pon Dem” round out the collection, each adding their own touch. Weed Rock Riddim remains an important part of dancehall history, remembered for its bold sound and the way it launched new talent. The work of CHASE MILLS RECORDS and these artists continues to influence the genre today.

Weed Rock Tracklist:

1. Sizzla Kalonji – Nuh Bad Mind
2. Erup Gi – Dem It
3. Delly Ranx – Mi Love It
4. Teflon – Dont Mek Mi Ketch You
5. Mr Murphy – Watch Dah Style Yah
6. Louie Culture – Love Di Ride
7. Shaka Pow – Wah Mi Fi Do Dawg
8. Helraiza – Hold A Man
9. Terry Ganzie – Biggest Mistake
10. Ut Ras – Step Pon Dem
11. Jigsy King – Bus It
12. Riddim Instrumental

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