TROPICAL ESCAPE RIDDIM produced by CHIMNEY RECORDS 2012
Tropical Escape Overview
The Tropical Escape Riddim first appeared in 2012, coming straight from Jamaica’s vibrant reggae scene. This roots anthology quickly became a favorite among reggae fans for its fresh yet classic sound. The project was crafted by CHIMNEY RECORDS, a well-known production team in modern reggae and dancehall. CHIMNEY RECORDS, founded by Jordan McClure and David Hayle, has a reputation for blending traditional reggae elements with new, energetic touches. Over the years, they have produced many hits and helped shape the careers of several big artists in the genre. Tropical Escape Riddim stands out for its lively melodies and warm, uplifting vibe. Each track on the riddim brings something unique, but they all fit together smoothly, thanks to the strong one drop rhythm at its core. This classic reggae beat gives the anthology its roots feel and connects it to the long history of the genre. The riddim features standout performances from Alaine with “Amazing,” Cecile with “Life Is So Precious,” and Christopher Martin with “Too Big.” Each artist brings their own style, showing the versatility and wide appeal of the riddim. The production is polished, with rich tones and a laidback energy that makes the release easy to listen to from start to finish. Tropical Escape Riddim remains an important chapter in reggae history. Its classic one drop base, strong lineup, and the touch of CHIMNEY RECORDS make it a project with lasting power. For fans of roots reggae, this anthology is still worth revisiting.
Tropical Escape Tracklist:
- Alaine Amazing
- Cecile Life Is So Precious
- Christopher Martin Too Big
- Chronixx Aint Know Giving In
- D Major Cant Let Me Go
- I Octane What About The Poor
- Kabaka Pyramid No Capitalist
- Queen Ifrica Lets Get Silly
- Romain Virgo Everlasting Love
- Tarrus Riley Gimme Likkle One Drop
- Zagga Never Give Up
- Jordan & Hizzle Tropical Escape Riddim (Instrumental)
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