2007 Riddim - Prosperity Records

2007 RIDDIM produced by PROSPERITY RECORDS 2001

2007 Overview

The roots riddim has a special place in reggae culture. In 2007, this riddim brought together the energy of classic reggae with the voices of modern artists. Roots riddims are known for their deep bass and steady drum patterns, which reflect the heartbeat of Jamaica. These riddims often carry messages about life, struggle, and hope. Selectors, or DJs, play a big role in choosing which riddims reach the people. Their choices shape the sound of reggae at any moment. When selectors pick a roots riddim, they connect listeners to the foundation of reggae music. PROSPERITY RECORDS produced the 2007 roots riddim. This label is known for working with conscious artists and promoting music with a message. Over the years, PROSPERITY RECORDS has released several projects that highlight social issues and upliftment. Capleton & Saba’s track, "Light A Fire," stands out for its passionate delivery. Capleton, also known as the "Fireman," is famous for songs like "Jah Jah City" and is respected for his strong stage presence. Sizzla’s song, "Live On," brings his unique voice and positive lyrics. Sizzla is one of reggae’s most prolific artists, with albums like "Praise Ye Jah" earning him global recognition. Admiral Tibet’s "Getting Stronger" adds a message of resilience. Admiral Tibet is known for his classic "Serious Time," which became an anthem in the 1980s. The 2007 roots riddim is remembered as a cultural work that linked generations and kept reggae’s spirit alive.