TUMBLER RIDDIM produced by TIMECODE RECORDS 2013
Tumbler Overview
The Tumbler Riddim came out in 2013 and quickly became a street anthem in Jamaica. Its strong, bouncing beat and fresh sound made it stand out in the dancehall scene that year. The riddim’s energy and style brought new life to dancehall parties and street dances across the island. Tumbler Riddim also gave a big break to some rising artists. Iyara made waves with his track “Hey Gyal Sidung.” At the time, Iyara was building his name in the dancehall world and this song helped him get more attention. Richie Loop brought his own vibe with “Hey Gyal Dirty.” Richie Loop is known for his earlier hit “My Cupp,” which was a popular party song in clubs and on radio. Toney Chrome added his voice to the riddim with “Waah Mi,” making his mark with a catchy delivery. Behind the scenes, the producer TIMECODE RECORDS was the mixing board king for this project. TIMECODE RECORDS is known for working on several dancehall riddims and has a reputation for bringing a modern touch to Jamaican music. Their work on Tumbler Riddim helped the label gain more respect in the dancehall community. Today, when people hear the Tumbler Riddim, it brings back the real vibe of 2013 dancehall. The riddim’s sound and the artists’ performances remind fans of that exciting time. Tumbler Riddim remains a favorite for both new listeners and longtime dancehall fans.
Tumbler Tracklist:
- Iyara – Hey Gyal Sidung (Raw)
- Richie Loop – Hey Gyal Dirty
- Toney Chrome – Waah Mi