NYLON RIDDIM produced by JUKE BOXX PRODUCTIONS 2008
Nylon Overview
If you love reggae and dancehall, you have probably heard about the Nylon Riddim. This riddim brought together some of the biggest names in reggae in 2008. Busy Signal gave us “Trading Places,” a song full of energy and clever lyrics. Tarrus Riley’s “Start A New” shows his smooth voice and uplifting message. Richie Spice delivered “Serious Woman,” a track with his signature conscious style. Other artists made their mark too. Konshens dropped “Looking For Me,” while Etana’s “Loose Talking” stands out with her powerful vocals. The riddim also features Peter Heritage with “In Love With Ya,” Queen I Frica’s “Dem Nah Learn,” DeMarco’s “If I Could,” Assassin’s “Only God Knows,” and Sizzla’s “Chillin in Chile.” Each artist brought something unique to the riddim, giving fans a wide range of sounds and messages. The sound system cut of Nylon Riddim captured the rebellious spirit of its time. It was a favorite at dances and street parties, where selectors would play versions back-to-back to keep the crowd moving. The riddim was put together by JUKE BOXX PRODUCTIONS, a label known for pushing modern reggae forward. Founded by Shane Brown, JUKE BOXX PRODUCTIONS has worked with many top artists and is respected for its quality and innovation in the reggae scene. Today, the sound system cut of Nylon Riddim is still remembered as an important moment in dancehall history. It brought together strong voices, catchy hooks, and a vibe that still feels fresh. For reggae fans, it is a classic that stands the test of time.
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
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.