Stop That Train Riddim – Thompson Sound Jamaica

STOP THAT TRAIN RIDDIM produced by THOMPSON SOUND JAMAICA 2012

Stop That Train Overview

In 2012, reggae music was seeing a return to its roots, with producers and artists seeking out classic sounds while keeping the energy fresh. The Stop That Train Riddim fit right into this moment. Its steady, roots-driven groove and warm production gave DJs and selectors a foundation that felt both timeless and modern, quickly making it a favorite in roots sessions around the globe. The heartbeat of this riddim comes from Thompson Sound Jamaica, a label and production house with deep roots in the genre. Founded by producer Linval Thompson, Thompson Sound has been a key player in reggae since the late 1970s. Known for working with legendary artists and shaping the sound of roots reggae, the label’s influence is felt in every note of this riddim. Their experience and signature style shine through, bringing together both veteran and contemporary voices. Anthony Cruz brings a heartfelt plea with "Crying For Peace," his vocals riding the riddim with emotion and clarity. Anthony B, known for his powerful delivery, offers "Your Love," blending conscious lyrics with a catchy melody. Eek A Mouse, always unique in his approach, delivers "Slim Thing," adding his trademark vocal style and humor. George Nooks, a respected voice in reggae, gives the title track "Stop That Train," his soulful tone anchoring the riddim. Richie Spice rounds out the lineup with "King Land," bringing his rootsy energy and uplifting message. The Stop That Train Riddim remains a key piece of reggae history, uniting strong voices and classic production for lasting impact.

Stop That Train Tracklist:

1. Anthony Cruz – Crying For Peace
2. Anthony B – Your Love
3. Eek A Mouse – Slim Thing
4. Linval Thompson – Border Line
5. George Nooks – Stop That Train
6. Richie Spice – King Land
7. Stop That Train Version