2012 Riddim produced by Studio 53 2010
2012 Overview
The story of the 2012 Riddim starts with a classic reggae track base, carefully built by roots musicians who understand the heart of the genre. This riddim, created around 2010, carried the warmth and groove of vintage reggae, making it feel timeless from the start. The craftsman behind the foundation made sure every note was true to the roots, using real instruments and old-school vibes. Studio 53, a respected name in reggae production, took this riddim and brought it to life as a compilation. Known for working with both new and established artists, Studio 53 has a reputation for staying close to authentic reggae sounds. Their catalog includes several projects that celebrate reggae’s foundation, and their releases are often streamed by reggae fans around the world. For the 2012 Riddim, Studio 53 brought together a group of artists who each added their own touch. Chin Mischif delivered “Flirt,” a track that stands out with its catchy flow. Flawless kept things smooth with “Your My Baby,” bringing a sweet vibe to the project. King David’s “Dj Booth” added energy, while King’s “Mummy’s Baby” showed a softer side. Rascal’s “Touch D Street” reflected the real-life stories from the streets, giving the compilation a strong sense of place. Each artist brought something special, helping the riddim remain a strong part of reggae’s history. Even now, the 2012 Riddim is remembered as a project that respected the old school while giving new voices a chance to shine.
2012 Tracklist:
- Chin Mischif – Flirt
- Flawless – Your My Baby
- King David – Dj Booth
- King – Mummy’s Baby
- Rascal – Touch D Street
- Shade Mischif – Time And Place
- Squeezy Rankin – Nah Play We Tune
- African Rock Riddim
- Abiona – The Love Still Hot
- African Rock Riddim Instrumental
- Jah Wayme Ft. Franchae – Dweet Fi Mi
- Karma – Nah Let Go
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