EDUCATED FOOLS RIDDIM produced by GHETTO YOUTHS UNITED 2002
Educated Fools Overview
In the vibrant world of reggae, the "Educated Fools Riddim" from 2002 stands out as a beloved roots anthology. This collection captures the essence of rocksteady flow, a style deeply rooted in sound system culture. Sound systems have long been the heartbeat of Jamaican music, bringing people together with their powerful speakers and infectious rhythms. The "Educated Fools Riddim" taps into this tradition, offering listeners a journey through chilled-out reggae vibes. At the heart of this project is the producer GHETTO YOUTHS UNITED, a label known for promoting peace and unity through music. Founded by the Marley family, this label has been instrumental in nurturing reggae talents and spreading conscious messages. Their influence is evident in the seamless flow of the riddim, which resonates with both old-school reggae lovers and new listeners alike. The riddim features an impressive lineup of artists who each bring their unique flavor. Bounty Killer, known for his hit "No Pardon," delivers powerful lines that reflect his status as a dancehall icon. Buju Banton, with his classic "Love Haffi Request," adds depth and soul to the mix. Capleton's "Yuh Nah Hear" brings his fiery energy, while Daddigan's "Babylon A Gwaan So" and Determine's "No Time To Grudge" add layers of social commentary and resilience. Together, these artists create a rich tapestry of sound that captures the spirit of 2002. The "Educated Fools Riddim" remains a testament to the enduring power of roots reggae and the culture it represents.
Educated Fools Tracklist:
- Bounty Killer – No Pardon
- Buju Banton – Love Haffi Request
- Capleton – Yuh Nah Hear
- Daddigan – Babylon A Gwaan So
- Determine – No Time To Grudge
- El Pancho – Have To Be Strong
- Jr Gong & Bounty Killer – Educated Fools Remix
- Kymani Marley & Spragga – Set It Off
- Mojo & Lms – Put On Da Pressure
- Sli – You In Trouble
- Yami Bolo – Love Can Save Human Race