CHILL SPOT RIDDIM produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS 2012
Chill Spot Overview
When Chill Spot Riddim dropped in 2012, reggae fans welcomed it with open arms. Many listeners loved how the project brought back a rootsy, rocksteady flow that felt both fresh and classic. People said it was the kind of riddim you could play anywhere—at home, at a party, or just chilling with friends. The artists on the project made it even more special. Cecile’s “Dem Yah Time” stood out with her smooth delivery and confident lyrics. Chris Martin’s “Chill Spot” quickly became a favorite for its laid-back, feel-good vibe. Tarrus Riley added his soulful touch with “Dream Woman,” a song that showed off his powerful voice and heartfelt style. Voicemail’s “I Moved On” brought energy and catchy hooks, while Zagga’s “Remember The Days” took listeners back to simpler times with its nostalgic lyrics. Behind the scenes, the dub engineer crafted the riddim’s warm, echoing sound that gave each track its own space. The label, Chimney Records, was already known for quality productions in reggae and dancehall. Founded by Jordan McClure and David Hayle, Chimney Records built a strong reputation for working with top artists and creating memorable riddims. Chill Spot Riddim became one of their most loved projects, earning streams and plays worldwide. This roots project helped carry the spirit of classic reggae into the modern scene. Its rocksteady rhythm and heartfelt performances keep it important in reggae history, reminding fans why they fell in love with the music in the first place.
Chill Spot Tracklist:
- Cecile – Dem Yah Time
- Chris Martin – Chill Spot
- I-Octane – Keep Me Up
- Mavado – Like Me
- Tarrus Riley – Dream Woman
- Voicemail – I Moved On
- Zagga – Remember The Days
- Chill Spot Version
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