RIGHTEOUS MIND RIDDIM produced by MUZIKALI MINDED RECORDS 2022
Righteous Mind Tracklist:
- Jah Mason – Organic Food
- Itru Jah – What More Do You Want
- Nicky Silk – King Haile Selassie I
- Ras Pyton – Rastafari
- Ikali – We Are Jah Warriors
- Ras Pyton – Two Brothers from the Smiling Coast
- Born African – Im in Trouble
- Jah Quan – Ungrateful
- Stranjah Miller – Police Officer
- Abiona – Party Vibes
- Jah Quan – Working Hard
- Jehvauri – Smart Phone
- Benjahmin – Head Corner Stone
- Ikali – Righteous Road Saximental
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Righteous Mind Overview
In 2022, the Righteous Mind Riddim brought a fresh wave of roots reggae, standing out for its conscious sound and steady bass. The project was shaped by MUZIKALI MINDED RECORDS, a label known for supporting authentic reggae music. MUZIKALI MINDED RECORDS has built a reputation for producing quality roots rhythms, and their releases have found listeners worldwide through popular streaming platforms. The sound architect behind Righteous Mind Riddim focused on live instrumentation and warm analog tones. The recording process paid close attention to detail, bringing together musicians who could deliver a deep, organic feel. This foundation rhythm became the perfect canvas for a select group of artists. Jah Mason set the tone with "Organic Food," a track that matches his reputation for uplifting, conscious lyrics. Jah Mason is widely known for his hit "My Princess Gone," which reached reggae fans across the globe. Itru Jah followed with "What More Do You Want," adding his own thoughtful perspective to the riddim. Nicky Silk’s "King Haile Selassie I" honored roots traditions and showed his smooth vocal style. Ras Pyton contributed two tracks, "Rastafari" and "Two Brothers from the Smiling Coast," both carrying messages of unity and faith. Ikali’s "We Are Jah Warriors" rounded out the lineup, giving the riddim a sense of strength and resilience. Each artist brought their own voice to the foundation rhythm, keeping the message of reggae alive in 2022. Righteous Mind Riddim stands as a strong example of how roots reggae can stay fresh while holding on to its core values.