No Vacancy Riddim – Boot Camp Records

No Vacancy Riddim produced by Boot Camp Records 2010

No Vacancy Overview

The No Vacancy Riddim, released in 2010, is a strong example of reggae’s ability to mix with other styles. This riddim, produced by Boot Camp Records, stands out because it combines the classic reggae beat with touches of dancehall and even hints of soul. The result is a sound that feels both fresh and rooted in tradition. Each artist brings their own style, helping the riddim show its full range. Cocoa Tea’s “Cycle” has his signature smooth vocals riding over the steady rhythm, while Colin Roache’s “Floating With The Tide” adds a gentle, heartfelt touch. Keri’s “I Cant Forget You” blends emotion with the riddim’s warm background, showing how reggae can carry deep feeling. Kirk Davis on “Galaxy Loving You Forever” brings in a soulful tone, and Lady G’s “Mamma Wooh” adds confident energy and dancehall flavor. Other artists also make the riddim shine. Lms with “Tears Of Pain” and Morgan Heritage’s “Jealousy” both bring a rootsy, thoughtful vibe. Sadiki’s “Sure” and Sister Carol’s “Feedi Feedi” show the riddim’s versatility, while Steve Face’s “Show Her You Care” adds a touch of romance. Boot Camp Records, the producer, is known for supporting both new and established reggae voices, and for keeping a strong foundation sound in their releases. Their work on No Vacancy Riddim helped it reach listeners worldwide, building the label’s reputation for quality. Because of its blend of classic reggae, dancehall, and soulful elements, No Vacancy Riddim remains an important part of reggae history. It shows how the genre can grow while keeping its roots strong.

Trackist:

1. Cocoa Tea – Cycle
2. Colin Roache – Floating With The Tide
3. Keri – I Cant Forget You
4. Kirk Davis – Galaxy Loving You Forever
5. Lady G – Mamma Wooh
6. Lms – Tears Of Pain
7. Morgan Heritage – Jealousy
8. Sadiki – Sure
9. Sister Carol – Feedi Feedi
10. Steve Face – Show Her You Care
11. Sugar Minott – Louie Culture
12. Terror Fabulous – I Can Feel
13. Tony Rebel – Foreign
14. Version – No Vacancy Riddim
15. Vylmark – When You Go
16. Yami Bolo – Work It Out