African Children Riddim – Oneness Records

AFRICAN CHILDREN RIDDIM produced by ONENESS RECORDS 2014

African Children Tracklist:

1. Exco Levi – Blood Tears
2. Denham Smith – Not The Same
3. Luciano – Build A Better Land
4. Raymond Wright & Fyah T – Elohim
5. Vanguard Leader – Just A Plant
6. Naptali – Boasy Slave
7. Mark Wonder – Nubian Glory
8. Ras Muhamad – Lion Roar
9. Michelle Gordon – Ready For The World
10. African Children Riddim (Version)

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African Children Overview

The African Children Riddim was created in 2014, bringing together talented reggae artists and skilled producers in the studio. The idea was to craft a roots reggae project with a modern touch, while still honoring the traditions of the genre. The arranger focused on building a sound that was both smooth and powerful, guiding the musicians to express strong messages with their voices and lyrics. ONENESS RECORDS produced the riddim. This German-based label is known for its dedication to conscious reggae music and has worked with many respected artists over the years. ONENESS RECORDS has earned a reputation for high-quality productions and has helped introduce European reggae sounds to a worldwide audience. The project features a lineup of respected artists. Exco Levi delivers a heartfelt performance on "Blood Tears," using his voice to share emotions of struggle and hope. Denham Smith brings a thoughtful style to "Not The Same," reflecting on change and growth. Luciano, one of reggae’s most beloved voices, inspires listeners with "Build A Better Land," calling for unity and progress. Raymond Wright and Fyah T join forces on "Elohim," blending harmonies and energy to celebrate faith and resilience. Naptali’s contribution, "Boasy Slave," explores themes of pride and identity. Mark Wonder’s "Nubian Glory" adds a message of cultural pride, while Ras Muhamad’s "Lion Roar" stands out with its powerful delivery. Michelle Gordon rounds out the set with "Ready For The World," an uplifting anthem about facing challenges. The African Children Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, continuing to inspire fans and artists alike.