KINGSTON RIDDIM produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS
Kingston Overview
Today, the Kingston Riddim stands out as a foundation rhythm in modern reggae. Its warm, rootsy sound is a favorite at roots sessions and continues to inspire both listeners and selectors. The riddim is known for its rich horn lines and deep bass, which give it a timeless quality. Fans and artists alike respect how it brings together classic reggae elements with a fresh, modern feel. Looking back, the Kingston Riddim became memorable because of the unique voices it showcased. Alaine’s "Man Crush Everyday" brought a sweet, melodic touch, while Busy Signal’s "What Is A Friend" asked thoughtful questions about loyalty. Bounty Killer gave a powerful performance with "Inseparable," adding his signature energy. Christopher Martin’s "Search All You Want" offered smooth vocals and a message of hope. Prohgres delivered "Only God Can Tell," sharing a story of faith and perseverance. Romain Virgo’s "Progress" became an anthem for moving forward, and Shenseea’s "Heartless" showed her confident style. Each artist brought something special, but all cuts fit perfectly on this riddim. Behind the scenes, CHIMNEY RECORDS crafted the Kingston Riddim. The label, founded by Jordan McClure and David Hayle, has a strong reputation for shaping modern reggae and dancehall. CHIMNEY RECORDS is known for producing hits that cross borders and streaming platforms, helping Jamaican music reach new audiences worldwide. The Kingston Riddim remains an important part of reggae history. Its lasting influence is clear, both in the dance and on playlists around the world.
Kingston Tracklist:
- Alaine – Man Crush Everyday
- Busy Signal – What Is A Friend
- Bounty Killer – Inseparable
- Christopher Martin – Search All You Want
- Prohgres – Only God Can Tell
- Romain Virgo – Progress
- Shenseea – Heartless
- Chimney Records – Kingston Riddim (Instrumental)
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