No Power On Earth Riddim – Katalyst Records

NO POWER ON EARTH RIDDIM produced by KATALYST RECORDS 2002

No Power On Earth Overview

In 2002, the reggae scene was invigorated by the release of the "No Power On Earth Riddim," a vibrant dub project that emerged from Jamaica. This release offered a cultural platform for young singers, showcasing their talents and versatility. Among the standout artists featured on this riddim were Anthony Cruz with his track "Shanice," and Chrissy D, who delivered the captivating "Galaxy Of My Mind." Dawitt also made a strong impression with "Psalms To The Nation." These tracks highlighted the artists' ability to blend anthemic verses with pulsating melodies, contributing to a rich listening experience. The release also included contributions from reggae veterans like Freddy McGregor, who brought depth with "If God Be For Us," and Luciano, known for his spiritual and uplifting music, who offered "God You See And Know." Freddy McGregor, a respected figure in reggae, has a career spanning decades with hits such as "Big Ship." Luciano, often called "The Messenger," has been a key figure in roots reggae, known for albums like "Where There Is Life." Behind the scenes, KATALYST RECORDS played a crucial role in shaping the sound of the riddim. Known for their percussion-driven productions, KATALYST RECORDS has been influential in the reggae industry, crafting cohesive and engaging musical projects that resonate with audiences. This release not only highlighted the talents of emerging and established artists but also underscored reggae's enduring strength and adaptability in 2002, making it a significant entry in the genre's rich history.

No Power On Earth Tracklist:

1. Anthony Cruz – Shanice
2. Chrissy D – Galaxy Of My Mind
3. Dawitt – Psalms To The Nation
4. Freddy Mcgregor – If God Be For Us
5. Luciano – God You See And Know
6. No Power On Earth Riddim – Version
7. Paul Murray – Mirror Mirror
8. Singing Sweet – Dont You Worry