RISING SUN RIDDIM produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS 2013
Rising Sun Overview
The Rising Sun Riddim arrived in 2013, making a mark on Jamaica’s reggae scene. This album collection quickly became known for its conscious sound and strong roots influence. Built around a warm, horn-driven rhythm, the riddim gave each artist space to shine while keeping a unified, classic feel. Among the standout tracks, Bramma delivers “Wah Gwaan Mi Darlin,” a tune full of energy and streetwise lyrics. Christopher Martin’s “Yes I Can” brings uplifting vibes and smooth vocals, while Chronixx and Kabaka Pyramid join forces on “Mi Alright,” sharing positive messages over the steady beat. Demarco’s “It’S Not Right” offers a thoughtful take on social issues, and Jah Cure’s “Better Way” stands out for its heartfelt delivery and hopeful message. The collection also features Kelissa with “Slow Down,” Kibaki and Singing Sweet on “One More Day,” Tarrus Riley’s “My Day,” Tessane Chin’s “Anything’S Possible,” and Zagga’s “My Destination.” Each artist adds their own style, but the riddim’s roots foundation keeps the project cohesive. CHIMNEY RECORDS, the producer behind Rising Sun Riddim, is known for crafting quality reggae and dancehall releases. The label, founded by Jordan McClure and David Hayle, has built a reputation for blending classic reggae elements with modern production. Their work has reached international audiences and helped shape the sound of contemporary Jamaican music. Rising Sun Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, remembered for its conscious lyrics, strong roots sound, and the talented artists who made it shine.
Rising Sun Tracklist:
- Bramma – Wah Gwaan Mi Darlin
- Christopher Martin – Yes I Can
- Chronixx And Kabaka Pyramid – Mi Alright
- Demarco – It’S Not Right
- I-Octane – We Found Love
- Jah Cure – Better Way
- Kelissa – Slow Down
- Kibaki And Singing Sweet – One More Day
- Tarrus Riley – My Day
- Tessane Chin – Anything’S Possible
- Zagga – My Destination
- Chimney Records – Rising Sun Riddim (Instrumental)
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