LION ON THE RISE RIDDIM produced by SOUNDALIZE IT 2016
Lion On The Rise Overview
If you love roots reggae and sound system culture, the “Lion On The Rise Riddim” is a project you should know. Released in 2016, this riddim quickly became a favorite in roots sessions, thanks to its deep bass and classic reggae energy. The producer behind this project is SOUNDALIZE IT, a name known for keeping roots reggae alive in Europe and beyond. SOUNDALIZE IT has worked with many international reggae artists, and their productions often get strong support from selectors and sound systems worldwide. Their label, SOUNDALIZE IT! Records, has been pushing roots and dub music since the early 2010s, helping to keep the culture strong. On this riddim, you get a collection of powerful songs from talented artists. Simple Rattigan’s “Reggae Dub Music” stands out with its message about the power of reggae. Dark Angel delivers “Dem Badmind,” a track that calls out negativity and bad-minded people—Dark Angel is known for his work with UK sound systems and has featured on many popular reggae releases. Micah Shemaiah brings “Worldwide View,” showing his roots style that has gained him respect in the reggae community, especially after his acclaimed album “Roots I Vision” in 2015. Ziggi Recado’s “High Grade Thing” adds a smooth, modern touch—Ziggi is recognized for his hit “Blaze It” and collaborations with Gentleman. Missah Weedo’s “Universal” and General Trix’s “Life Well Tuff” bring more conscious lyrics, while Art’s “Lion On The Rise” gives the riddim its name.
Lion On The Rise Tracklist:
- Simple Rattigan – Reggae Dub Music
- Dark Angel – Dem Badmind
- Micah Shemaiah – Worldwide View
- Ziggi Recado – High Grade Thing
- Missah Weedo – Universal
- General Trix – Life Well Tuff
- Lionriddims – Lion On The Rise (Feat Art X – Melodica Version)
- Lionriddims – Lion On The Rise
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