Girls Chase Riddim – Skabooble Music 1998

Girls Chase Riddim – Skabooble Music 1998

Girls Chase Overview

In 1998, a roots instrumental was built in the studio, bringing a classic reggae sound into the spotlight. The foundation of this track was carefully crafted, with deep basslines and steady drum patterns that echoed the reggae traditions of earlier decades. The creative direction focused on keeping the roots vibe alive, using organic instruments and a laid-back tempo to create a warm, nostalgic atmosphere. The Skaboobel Rebels were at the center of this musical project. Their track, Skaboobel Rebels — Girls Chase, stood out for its authentic roots feel and catchy rhythm. The group paid close attention to the details, layering guitar licks and keyboard melodies that added richness to the instrumental. Their approach respected the classic reggae sound while offering something fresh for listeners in 1998. Alongside the main track, Skaboobel Rebels — Version gave fans a pure instrumental take. This allowed DJs and reggae collectors to enjoy the riddim without vocals, a tradition that has always been important in roots reggae culture. The Skaboobel Rebels are known for their commitment to the roots reggae style, and with these tracks, they delivered music that still brings back memories for fans of that era. The instrumental from this release remains a favorite among collectors and DJs who remember the roots revival of the late 1990s. Even today, the roots vibes from this recording continue to echo through reggae sound systems, reminding listeners of a special moment in the music’s history.

Girls Chase Tracklist:

1. Skaboobel Rebels – Girls Chase
2. Skaboobel Rebels – Version