Contagious Riddim – Troyton Music

Contagious Overview

The Contagious Riddim, released in 2013, is built on a classic reggae one drop base. This style of rhythm, with its steady drumbeat and deep bass, echoes the roots of reggae music from the 1970s. The one drop creates a solid foundation for singers and DJs to deliver their messages with both power and feeling. On Contagious Riddim, several talented artists bring their own unique voices to the project. Alaine’s “Jehovah” stands out with her soulful vocals, expressing hope and faith over the smooth instrumental. Chino’s “They Don’t Know” uses the riddim to share a message about real-life struggles, blending thoughtful lyrics with catchy melodies. I Octane’s “Pretty Little Flower” adds a touch of romance, showing the riddim’s flexibility for different themes. Jah Vinci’s “Ghetto Youths” gives a voice to the streets, highlighting the challenges faced by many young people. Mblem’s “Serenity Prayer” brings a spiritual tone, encouraging strength and peace in difficult times. Voicemail’s “Gallis” adds an energetic, danceable vibe, showing the riddim’s wide appeal. The sound behind Contagious Riddim was shaped by TROYTON MUSIC, a respected producer and label in Jamaica. Known for bringing fresh sounds to reggae and dancehall, TROYTON MUSIC has worked with many big names and helped create several popular riddims. Their careful production on Contagious Riddim balances traditional reggae with modern touches, making it a favorite at festivals and among reggae fans. Today, the one drop base of Contagious Riddim still stands as an important part of reggae history, connecting the genre’s roots with new voices and ideas.

Contagious Tracklist:

1. Alaine – Jehovah
2. Chino – They Don’T Know
3. I Octane – Pretty Little Flower
4. Jah Vinci – Ghetto Youths
5. Mavado – Always On My Mind
6. Mblem – Serenity Prayer
7. Voicemail – Gallis

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