Tumby Riddim – Charm Records

TUMBY RIDDIM produced by CHARM RECORDS 2003

Tumby Overview

In 2003, the reggae rhythm project known as Tumby Riddim emerged as a notable cultural work, capturing the spirit of the time with its conscious sound. This project was shaped by the influence of CHARM RECORDS, a label known for preserving the classic reggae feel while infusing fresh energy into their productions. CHARM RECORDS has a history of supporting reggae artists and ensuring their music resonates with authenticity and depth. The Tumby Riddim featured a lineup of talented artists who brought their unique styles to the project. General Levy, a well-known figure in the reggae and dancehall scenes, contributed his track "Pum Patrol." General Levy gained fame with his energetic performances and hits like "Incredible," which showcased his rapid-fire vocal delivery. Harry Toddler, another key artist on the riddim, added depth with his song "I'm Living." Known for his work with the Scare Dem Crew, Harry Toddler has been a staple in dancehall music, contributing to its growth and global reach. Sargent D's contribution, "One 2 Tell," further enriched the riddim's offerings. His collaboration on this project highlighted his ability to blend seamlessly with the rhythm's percussion-driven beats. The project also included a track by Version titled "Tumby," which showcased the riddim's versatility and appeal. Each artist brought their serene energy to the table, making Tumby Riddim a memorable and enduring piece of reggae history. This project continues to be celebrated for its roots anthem feel and vocal harmony hits, standing out as a significant cultural work from 2003.

Tumby Tracklist:

1. General Levy – Pum Patrol
2. Harry Toddler – I’m Living
3. Sargent D – One 2 Tell
4. Version – Tumby