ESCAPE RIDDIM produced by GOLDEN HOUSE 2015
Escape Overview
Roots reggae riddims have always carried deep cultural meaning in Jamaica. In the 2010s, these riddims continued to shape the sound of reggae, bringing together messages of hope, unity, and resilience. The Escape Riddim, released in 2015, is a strong example of this tradition. It blends classic reggae sounds with modern production, making it stand out in the roots reggae landscape. The producer behind this riddim is GOLDEN HOUSE, a name known for high-quality reggae productions. GOLDEN HOUSE has built a reputation for working with conscious artists and delivering clean, powerful riddims. Their work often appears on streaming platforms and is respected by reggae fans for its authenticity and attention to detail. Escape Riddim features a lineup of respected artists, each bringing their unique voice and message. Capleton’s “Live Up” is full of energy and encouragement, urging listeners to stay strong. Chapa Chap delivers “No Where To Run,” a track that reflects on challenges and the need for perseverance. Luciano’s “Babylon Bow Down” speaks about justice and standing firm against oppression. Sizzla’s “Jah Will Provide” brings a message of faith and trust in a higher power. Turbulence’s “Finally Found” explores personal growth and discovery. Other tracks like George Nooks’ “Hold On Strong,” Culture T’s “Upright,” and Dj Kid’s “Things Will Be Better” add to the riddim’s uplifting spirit. The Escape Riddim Instrumental by Golden House Production ties all the songs together with its melodic progression. Escape Riddim remains a meaningful part of reggae history, mixing culture, message, and rhythm in a way that continues to inspire listeners.
Escape Tracklist:
- Capleton – Live Up
- Chapa Chap – No Where To Run
- Luciano – Babylon Bow Down
- Sizzla – Jah Will Provide
- Turbulence – Finally Found
- George Nooks – Hold On Strong
- Culture T – Upright
- Dj Kid – Things Will Be Better
- Golden House Production – Escape Riddim Instrumental
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