Silky Smooth Riddim – Jrm Productions

SILKY SMOOTH RIDDIM produced by JRM PRODUCTIONS – 2011

Silky Smooth Overview

In 2011, reggae fans were drawn to a new riddim that echoed the rocksteady flow of past decades. This style, rooted in the golden era of Jamaican music, gave the year a nostalgic but fresh sound. The riddim’s steady, soulful groove reminded listeners of classic reggae, yet it fit perfectly into the modern scene. Behind this sound was JRM PRODUCTIONS -, a name known for reviving roots and rocksteady vibes. The label has a history of working with both new and established artists, helping to keep reggae’s foundation alive. Their dedication to authentic production has made them respected among reggae collectors and selectors. The artists on this riddim each brought their own flavor. I Bar stands out with “Some Place,” delivering heartfelt lyrics that ride the riddim’s smooth pulse. Russell Diamond and Sashi Lamont teamed up for “Give It To Me Ft. Sashi Lamont,” blending their voices in a collaboration that adds energy and depth. Sashi Lamont, who also appears on this track, is known for his collaborations in the reggae scene, bringing a unique tone to every song. Sidra’s “Call Me” is another highlight, offering sweet vocals that float over the instrumental. Stacious, recognized for her hit “Come Into My Room” with Mavado, brings a strong presence to “Fed Up,” showcasing her powerful delivery and lyrical skill. Looking back, roots fans always mention the rocksteady flow of 2011 as a standout moment.

Silky Smooth Tracklist:

1. I Bar – Some Place
2. Jehvante Campbell – Dem Nuh Like We
3. Jehvaur – I – All Because Of You
4. Russell Diamond – Give It To Me Ft. Sashi Lamont
5. Sidra – Call Me
6. Silky Smooth Riddim – Instrumental
7. Stacious – Fed Up
8. Steady Ranks – Where Is The Love
9. Skelenton Riddim
10. Bazza T – Me Ah Di Man
11. Bencil – Still A Geet Weh
12. Gustin – Hot But Hush
13. Kay Tendaness – Cyaa Stop Call
14. Nymron – Why