BAMBOO BENCH RIDDIM produced by IYAHI RECORDS 2017
Bamboo Bench Overview
The Bamboo Bench Riddim dub release brought together a strong set of tracks, each with its own message and sound. The project features Queen Ifrica — Look Up, a tune that encourages hope and resilience. Kymani Marley — Jah We Praise delivers gratitude and spiritual uplift, while Infinite — Misery explores themes of struggle and overcoming hard times. Damage Skongdem Featuring Sist — World Want Peace and Sist - World Want Peace — World Want Peace both call for unity and peace, echoing a global plea for harmony. Other tracks include Million Stylez — Jah Kingdom Come, Jennifer Barrett — They Can’T Conquer I, Feluke — The Pressure, Fyah T — Silent Water, and Zoe Mazah — Pure Loving, each contributing their own flavor to the riddim. Queen Ifrica is well known in reggae for songs like “Daddy,” which made a significant impact in Jamaica and beyond. Her music often focuses on social issues and empowerment. Kymani Marley, son of reggae legend Bob Marley, has charted internationally and is recognized for his album “The Journey,” which helped establish his solo career. Infinite, Damage Skongdem Featuring Sist, and Sist - World Want Peace add depth to the project, each bringing their unique voices and perspectives. The producer behind the project, IYAHI RECORDS, is known for promoting conscious reggae music. The label has built a reputation for supporting artists with meaningful lyrics and positive messages, and their projects have reached listeners worldwide through digital platforms.
Bamboo Bench Tracklist:
- Queen Ifrica – Look Up
- Kymani Marley – Jah We Praise
- Infinite – Misery
- Damage Skongdem Featuring Sist – World Want Peace
- Million Stylez – Jah Kingdom Come
- Jennifer Barrett – They Can’T Conquer I
- Feluke – The Pressure
- Fyah T – Silent Water
- Zoe Mazah – Pure Loving
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