NO SLAVERY RIDDIM produced by AFRIKAN BUMP MUZIK 2005
No Slavery Overview
In 2005, the No Slavery Riddim emerged from the creative minds at AFRIKAN BUMP MUZIK. This reggae riddim brought modern artists together with a classic reggae flow, creating a meditative musical experience. The riddim featured several artists delivering standout performances. Gary Minott contributed the uplifting track "Keep On Moving," which resonated with listeners for its positive energy. Hiyah Rems offered "Place Whe You Come From," a song that celebrated roots and identity. I Zula's "Love Is The Answer" added a message of hope and unity, enhancing the riddim's meditative vibe. Luciano, known for his rich discography and the hit song "Rasta," brought his powerful voice to the riddim, adding depth and spiritual insight. Lutan Fyah delivered "Kick Babylon," known for its fiery lyrics and resistance themes, which further enriched the riddim's message. AFRIKAN BUMP MUZIK, the producer behind the No Slavery Riddim, is recognized for its dedication to roots reggae and cultural themes. This production house has been involved in creating music that echoes the struggles and triumphs of the reggae community. Their work on this riddim is a testament to their ability to blend traditional reggae sounds with contemporary influences, keeping the genre vibrant and relevant. Throughout 2005, the No Slavery Riddim kept the reggae message alive, offering a collection of tracks that were both reflective and celebratory. Its combination of talented artists and thoughtful production made it a memorable addition to reggae playlists.
No Slavery Tracklist:
- Gary Minott – Keep On Moving
- Hiyah Rems – Place Whe You Come From
- I Zula – Love Is The Answer
- Luciano – Rasta
- Lutan Fyah – Kick Babylon
- Mark Wonder – The World Needs Love
- Mikal Rose – Lightning & Thunda
- Muscle Emanuel – Nagging
- Razamos – Living In Danger
- Selah – Praises To Jahovia
- Tony Rebel – Hi Ly Name
- Version – No Slavery Riddim
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