CHIMES RIDDIM (SOCA) – G MUSIC GROUP 2014
Chimes Riddim is a 2014 soca riddim that celebrates collaboration. Mystique, Scholar, and Pappy Boi bring bright personality to melodic rhythms. ties it together with vocal harmonies, giving it unity. The riddim works as both a dancefloor filler and a deep listen. Fête destroyer!
Chimes Overview
In 2014, soca music was alive with energy, powering street parades and lively parties across the Caribbean. That year, the Chimes Riddim captured the festive spirit of the season. Its bright, melodic beat was made for dancing, fitting perfectly with the sound of Trinidad’s carnival and other island celebrations. The riddim’s craftsmanship stands out. Each song uses the same instrumental base, but every artist brings something different. This approach is a classic soca tradition, letting listeners enjoy many voices on one rhythm. The producer behind Chimes Riddim is known for blending melodic hooks with strong, dance-ready beats, helping the riddim become a favorite at 2014’s biggest fetes. Mystique shines on the track "Boss Chick." She is known for her confident delivery and catchy hooks, and "Boss Chick" shows off her talent for creating party anthems. Scholar & Pappy Boi join forces on "Taking Knock," bringing lively call-and-response vocals that get crowds moving. Scholar has made a name for himself with witty lyrics and collaborations, while Pappy Boi is recognized for his energetic stage presence. Soca Shaq rounds out the riddim with "Whine On You," adding his own playful style. His track invites dancers to the floor and builds on the riddim’s joyful mood. Even now, Chimes Riddim is still linked to the parades and celebrations of 2014. Its songs continue to bring people together, showing the lasting power of collaboration in soca music.
Chimes Tracklist:
- Mystique – Boss Chick
- Scholar & Pappy Boi – Taking Knock
- Soca Shaq – Whine On You
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