Take Five Riddim – Thrillseekers

Fans have welcomed the dub release of the new foundation rhythm with open arms. Across reggae circles, listeners say the sound is both classic and fresh, bringing a cool energy to playlists and dances. The rhythm’s deep bass and smooth flow have made it a favorite for selectors and sound systems this season. Barry Brown leads the way with “Two House Apartment, ” showing why he remains a respected voice in roots reggae. Known for his 1979 hit “Step It Up Youthman, ” Barry Brown’s style fits perfectly on this rhythm. Cornell Campbell brings his silky vocals to “Money. ” Campbell, famous for his work with Studio One and his hit “Queen of the Minstrels, ” adds a soulful touch. General Trees delivers “Road Code, ” riding the beat with his signature deejay style. Hammermouth’s “The Great” stands out with strong delivery, adding another layer to the release. The project comes together under the guidance of producer THRILLSEEKERS. Known for their roots revival work and steady presence in the reggae scene, THRILLSEEKERS have built a reputation for quality productions. Their label continues to push reggae forward, both in Jamaica and worldwide. This foundation rhythm is now carrying culture across sets, connecting generations and spreading roots reggae energy everywhere it plays.

Take Five Riddim Tracklist:

1. Barry Brown – Two House Apartment
2. Cornell Campbell – Money
3. Taxi Riddim (1985)
4. General Trees – Road Code
5. Hammermouth – The Great
6. Taxi Riddim – Version