RICH CHORUS RIDDIM produced by STUDIO VIBES ENTERTAINMENT 2014
Rich Chorus Overview
When the Rich Chorus Riddim album collection dropped in 2014, reggae fans welcomed it with open arms. The project quickly became a favorite in roots reggae sessions and dancehall sets. Listeners praised the classic vibe and strong rhythms, making it a staple for selectors. The collection featured several standout artists. Deep Jahi offered “Harsh Reality,” a track that resonated with many for its honest lyrics. Deep Jahi was already known for his hit “Life Goes On,” and his contribution added depth to the album. Squeel brought two songs, “Jah Is Always There” and “No One Cares.” Both tracks showed Squeel’s ability to blend conscious messages with smooth delivery. Khago’s “No Other Man” stood out as well. Khago, famous for his 2011 chart hit “Nah Sell Out,” brought his signature style to the riddim. Diago’s “Strive” inspired listeners with its uplifting message, while G Whizz delivered “Trodding On,” continuing his reputation for positive, melodic reggae. Other highlights included Formila One with “Very Rough” and Zamunda’s “Why Dem Badmind.” STUDIO VIBES ENTERTAINMENT produced the riddim. Known for their work in the reggae and dancehall scene, the label has helped launch many tracks that became favorites in Jamaica and abroad. Their focus on percussion and authentic roots sound is clear on this release. The Rich Chorus Riddim remains closely tied to reggae’s history in 2014. It still plays a role in sessions, showing the lasting power of well-crafted roots reggae.
Rich Chorus Tracklist:
- Deep Jahi – Harsh Reality
- Squeel – Jah Is Always There
- Squeel – No One Cares
- Khago – No Other Man
- Diago – Strive
- G Whizz – Trodding On
- Formila One – Very Rough
- Zamunda – Why Dem Badmind
- Studio Vibes Entertainment – Rich Chorus Riddim Version
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