AFRICA AKA SABBATH MEDITATION RIDDIM produced by FLAMES RECORDS 1998
Africa Aka Sabbath Meditation Overview
FLAMES RECORDS, a respected name in the reggae community, released a memorable rhythm project in 1998. Known for supporting authentic roots reggae, the label has worked with many influential artists over the years. Their productions often highlight the classic reggae sound, and this release is no exception. The project brought together several well-known voices. Determine, an artist recognized for his energetic delivery, contributed the track "Know No Love." Jah Mason, who later gained wider attention for songs like "My Princess Gone," added his own flavor with "Dem Run Down." Lebanculah teamed up with Sugar Black for the powerful "Start The War," showing the strength of reggae collaborations. Sugar Black also appears solo on "Start The War — Start The War," bringing his unique style to the mix. Louie Culture, famous for his 1994 hit "Gangalee," is featured here with "Ragga Ragga." Prezident Brown, known for his conscious lyrics, delivers "Fool Is Thirsty." Tony Rebel, a respected veteran who won the 1997 Jamaica Music Industry Award for Best Roots Singer, is heard on both "Sabbath Meditation Version" and "Sabbath Meditation." The sound of this project was shaped by FLAMES RECORDS, whose work in the 1990s helped define the roots reggae revival. Their careful production and choice of artists created a collection that reflects the deep, spiritual side of reggae music from that era. This 1998 anthology stands out for its unity of artists and authentic sound, echoing the true spirit of roots reggae.
Africa Aka Sabbath Meditation Tracklist:
- Determine – Know No Love
- Jah Mason – Dem Run Down
- Lebanculah Ft Sugar Black – Start The War
- Louie Culture – Ragga Ragga
- Prezident Brown – Fool Is Thirsty
- Tony Rebel – Sabbath Meditation Version
- Tony Rebel – Sabbath Meditation
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