Blue Hills Riddim – Circadian Riddims Productions

BLUE HILLS RIDDIM produced by CIRCADIAN RIDDIMS PRODUCTIONS 2012

Blue Hills Overview

The Blue Hills Riddim, released in 2012, is a well-loved roots reggae project built on the classic one drop rhythm. The one drop base, known for its steady drum pattern and deep bassline, is a foundation of roots reggae music. This sound brings a timeless feel and connects listeners to reggae’s golden era. Several respected artists recorded tracks for Blue Hills Riddim. Bigga Haitian performs “Dem Do,” bringing his unique voice and energy. Bigga Haitian is known for his earlier hit “I Don’t Have To,” which made him a notable figure in international reggae. Fred Locks sings “Give A Little Love.” Fred Locks is famous for his classic song “Black Star Liners,” a roots anthem from the 1970s that remains influential today. Tidal’s “Big Up The Woman” adds a modern touch, while Iya Ingi’s “Birth Place” and Wild Life’s “The Glory” bring strong cultural messages. Other songs on the riddim include “Guide And Protector” by Bobo Smith, “I Of The Storm” by Jahriffe, and “Don’t Worry” by Lady Lee and Iya Ingi. The release also features an instrumental version titled “Blue Hills Riddim.” The producer behind this release is CIRCADIAN RIDDIMS PRODUCTIONS. This label is known for supporting roots reggae and has worked with several established and rising artists in the genre. Their focus on authentic reggae sounds has made them respected among fans and selectors. Today, fans still play the Blue Hills Riddim as a memory of 2012 roots reggae.

Blue Hills Tracklist:

1. Bigga Haitian – Dem Do
2. Fred Locks – Give A Little Love
3. Tidal – Big Up The Woman
4. Iya Ingi – Birth Place
5. Wild Life – The Glory
6. Bobo Smith – Guide And Protector
7. Jahriffe – I Of The Storm
8. Lady Lee And Iya Ingi – Dont Worry
9. Version – Blue Hills Riddim