Nylon Release Details
- Riddim year: 2008
- Style: Reggae
- Total tracks: 14
- Unique artists on riddim: 15
- Production credits: JUKE BOXX PRODUCTIONS
- Key artists on this riddim: Assassin aka Agent Sasco, Busy Signal, Chuck Fenda, Demarco, Etana, Konshens
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2008 Riddims List · 2008 Reggae Riddims
Released in 2008 on Shane Brown’s Juke Boxx Productions, Nylon Riddim is a clean old-school dancehall set with a strong roots-friendly edge and a solid cast of artists. Busy Signal’s Trading Places, Tarrus Riley’s Start A New, Richie Spice’s Serious Woman, Konshens’ Looking For Me, and Etana’s Loose Talking give it plenty of range, while cuts from Sizzla, Chuck Fenda, Tony Rebel, and Assassin keep the energy moving. The riddim is known for its smooth bassline and crisp drum pattern, a sound that helped make Juke Boxx one of the more reliable names in late-2000s Jamaican production.
Nylon Tracklist:
- Busy Signal – Trading Places
- Tarrus Riley – Start A New
- Richie Spice – Serious Woman
- Konshens – Looking For Me
- Etana – Loose Talking
- Peter Heritage – In Love With Ya
- Queen I-Frica – Dem Nah Learn
- DeMarco – If I Could
- Assassin – Only God Knows
- Sizzla – Chillin in Chile
- Bay-C, Kris Kelly feat. Bay-C – You Promised
- Chuck Fenda – Getting Serious
- Tony Rebel – Good Times
- Version – Nylon Riddim
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Nylon Riddim: A 2008 Hit by Shane Brown
Released in 2008 by Shane Brown’s Juke Boxx Productions, the Nylon Riddim is a standout old-school reggae and dancehall track featured on Riddim World’s “Old School Hit Riddims” collection. Known for its smooth bassline and crisp drums, this mid-tempo riddim showcases Brown’s talent as a producer and son of legendary engineer Errol Brown.
The riddim features notable tracks like Busy Signal’s “Trading Places,” Tarrus Riley’s “Start A New,” Richie Spice’s “Serious Woman,” and Konshens’ “Looking For Me.” These songs highlight its versatility, spanning romantic reggae to energetic dancehall. Available on platforms like Spotify and Apple Music, Nylon Riddim remains a classic example of Shane Brown’s influential work in Jamaican music.
