Tropical Feeling Riddim – Full Chaarge Records

Tropical Feeling Riddim lands as a 2018 Full Chaarge Records juggling, released on July 27 and built out as a 10-track dancehall set with one core groove carrying different voices. Full Chaarge Records is the production imprint tied to ZJ Dymond, a name long associated with sharp, club-ready dancehall and a catalogue that has already moved through projects like Pretty Position and Ghetto Bible. That background fits here: the riddim feels clean and tight, with a mid-tempo bounce that leaves room for melody, talk, and a little attitude without ever getting overcrowded.

Bugle’s Get Stronger (Nuh Worry) sets the tone with a conscious, steely delivery, while Ce’Cile’s Since You brings the smoother, feminine side of the juggling into view. Delando Colley’s In Love With You and Devin Di Dakta’s Only One keep the romance flowing, but with a harder dancehall edge underneath. Shakespear’s No Other Way (Come Home) and Frassman Brilliant’s Brain Food (High Grade) push the project toward the street and herb-conscious side of the genre, while Juggla’s Gone Too Soon (R. I. P. ) gives the riddim its most reflective turn.

Yaksta’s Bun appears twice, including an explicit version, which gives the release a little extra weight and replay value, and Sativa D Black 1’s Never Want We Reach rounds out the set with a more urgent, cautionary tone. Tropical Feeling works because it moves easily between lover’s rock sentiment, conscious commentary, and uptempo dancehall energy without losing the thread of the riddim itself.