2nd Chances Riddim produced by J-Rod Records 2010
2nd Chances Overview
Today, many reggae fans remember the 2nd Chances Riddim for its strong and steady roots base. This instrumental track, or riddim, set the stage for a group of talented singers and deejays to share their voices and messages. The riddim’s warm sound and gentle pace made it easy for listeners to connect with each song. Over the years, it has become a favorite among both longtime reggae lovers and new listeners. Artists like Anthony B brought energy and truth to the riddim with “Its True.” Capleton’s “Get Real” stood out with powerful lyrics and a passionate delivery. Coco Tea added a smooth touch with “Keep It Real,” while Jr Brown’s “Mystic Is Natural” offered thoughtful words and a calming vibe. King David’s “Ready To Prove” gave the riddim another layer of talent and meaning. Each artist used the reggae track base to express their own style, making every song unique but still connected by the same musical foundation. Other standout tracks included “Gone” by Mark Hardy, “No More” by Nicky Silk, “Forever” by Sizzla, “Dem Say” by Teflon, and “Free Up The Herbs” by Zamunda. Each of these songs added to the riddim’s rich and lasting legacy. Behind the scenes, the arranger worked carefully to balance the instruments and harmonies, letting each voice shine. J-Rod Records produced the riddim in 2010 and is known for keeping the classic warmth of vinyl in their sound. The label has a history of supporting roots reggae and has helped many artists reach wider audiences. The 2nd Chances Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, remembered for its quality and the way it brought together so many strong voices.
2nd Chances Tracklist:
- 2nd Chances Riddim (Version)
- Anthony B – Its True
- Capleton – Get Real
- Coco Tea – Keep It Real
- Jr Brown – Mystic Is Natural
- King David – Ready To Prove
- Mark Hardy – Gone
- Nicky Silk – No More
- Sizzla – Forever
- Teflon – Dem Say
- Zamunda – Free Up The Herbs
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