Benignite Riddim – Shamma Sound System

BENIGNITE RIDDIM produced by SHAMMA SOUND SYSTEM 2013

Benignite Overview

The Benignite Riddim project was released in 2013 by SHAMMA SOUND SYSTEM, a label and production team known for its consistent work in reggae and roots music. SHAMMA SOUND SYSTEM has built a reputation for delivering quality productions, and their involvement in this project helped it stand out among other releases that year. The riddim features a strong lineup of artists, each bringing their own style to the project. Debbi Verbz delivers “Perilous Times,” a track that fits well with the roots reggae sound and addresses themes that were important in 2013. Freedom appears with “Testimony,” adding a personal and reflective touch to the collection. Kanda teams up with L'homme Rich for the song “Sans Lui,” while L'homme Rich also appears solo on another version of the same song title. These tracks highlight the versatility of the artists and their ability to collaborate and shine individually. Kwely and Sibbecai work together on “Ensemble,” bringing a sense of unity and strength to the riddim. The project also includes songs like “It Will Be Alright” by Lm Fidem, “Sé Vou Tou Sèl” from Manu Sevenking, “Who” by Mike Bapt, and “Un Homme Averti” by Selass Mc. Each song adds a new layer to the riddim, helping it reflect the diverse voices in reggae at the time. Benignite Riddim is remembered as a cultural highlight of 2013, with SHAMMA SOUND SYSTEM’s production helping to shape its unique sound and lasting impact.

Benignite Tracklist:

1. Debbi Verbz – Perilous Times
2. Freedom – Testimony
3. G-Nial – Tu Es L’alpha Et L’omega
4. Kanda Feat. L’homme Rich – Sans Lui
5. Kwely Feat. Sibbecai – Ensemble
6. Lm Fidem – It Will Be Alright
7. Manu Sevenking – Sé Vou Tou Sèl
8. Mike Bapt – Who
9. Selass Mc – Un Homme Averti
10. Tapon – God Is Love
11. Zion – Yawhe
12. Benignite Riddim

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