BAMBU RIDDIM produced by ONENESS RECORDS 2020
Bambu Overview
In 2020, reggae music continued to evolve while keeping its roots strong. The Bambu Riddim is a great example of this balance. Produced by ONENESS RECORDS, a respected label known for blending classic reggae sounds with fresh talent, the riddim quickly gained attention. ONENESS RECORDS has worked with many well-known reggae artists and has built a reputation for high-quality productions that respect the tradition of reggae while bringing new energy. On the Bambu Riddim, several artists offer their own unique styles. Luciano feat. Jesse Royal brings powerful vocals and uplifting lyrics on "The Music." Luciano is a veteran singer with a soulful voice, and Jesse Royal is known for his modern take on roots reggae. Jesse Royal also performs his own version, "The Music," showing his ability to connect with both old and new fans. Ras Muhamad, an artist from Indonesia, delivers "Bambu Keras," adding an international flavor to the project. Mark Wonder & Crosby team up for "Voyages Across the Sea," blending harmonies and thoughtful lyrics. Lutan Fyah, a Jamaican singer known for his conscious messages, shares "Gone Too Far," which stands out for its strong delivery. Other artists on the riddim include Tydal Kamau with "Don," Lyricson with "Resistance," and D Julion & Elias Assefa with "Unity." The Oneness Band closes the set with "Bambu Riddim Instrumental," letting the music shine on its own. The Bambu Riddim connects generations and cultures, making it an important part of reggae’s ongoing story.
Bambu Tracklist:
- Luciano feat. Jesse Royal – The Music
- Ras Muhamad – Bambu Keras
- Mark Wonder & Crosby – Voyages Across the Sea
- Lutan Fyah – Gone Too Far
- Tydal Kamau – Don
- Lyricson – Resistance
- D Julion & Elias Assefa – Unity
- Lutan Fyah – Gone Too Far (Umberto Echo Dubmix)
- Oneness Band – Bambu Riddim Instrumental
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