Chippin Jab Riddim – Mr Roots

CHIPPIN JAB RIDDIM produced by MR ROOTS 2014

Chippin Jab Overview

In 2014, the Caribbean soca scene was alive with energy. Carnival parades filled the streets with music, dance, and color. Soca riddims, with their driving rhythms and joyful melodies, were at the heart of these celebrations. One standout from that year was the Chippin Jab Riddim, a release that brought together classic island sounds with modern production. The creative force behind Chippin Jab Riddim was MR ROOTS, a respected producer known for his work in Caribbean music. MR ROOTS is recognized for his ability to blend traditional soca with fresh, contemporary elements. He has worked with several soca and dancehall artists over the years and is known for pushing the sound forward on his label, Roots Music. His productions are often played at carnival events and have earned streams on platforms like YouTube and Spotify. Chippin Jab Riddim featured a strong lineup of artists. Notorious delivered the lively track "Bang Di Bumpa," which became a favorite at carnival parades. Pupa Leendi added his song "Sort Me Out," bringing his signature style to the riddim. Rayzor Rqb contributed with "Soca Rum & Gyal," a song that matched the festive mood of the season. Shortpree, known for his hit "Victory" at the Grenada Soca Monarch 2018, performed "Nah Stand For Dat." Terra Kid joined in with "Set And Ready," and Yankey Boy brought his energy to "Pullover." The Chippin Jab Riddim is still remembered from the 2014 parade season. Its mix of old and new soca sounds, along with the talents of MR ROOTS and the featured artists, helped make it a lasting part of Caribbean music culture.

Chippin Jab Tracklist:

1. Notorious – Bang Di Bumpa
2. Pupa Leendi – Sort Me Out
3. Rayzor Rqb – Soca Rum & Gyal
4. Shortpree – Nah Stand For Dat
5. Terra Kid – Set And Ready
6. Yankey Boy – Pullover

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