BIG SLAP RIDDIM produced by BACO RECORDS 2019
Big Slap Overview
The roots anthology brought together a strong collection of tracks, each with its own message and style. Jahdan Blakkamoore’s “Play The Role” stands out with its sharp delivery and conscious lyrics. Balik’s “Où est passé l’amour” adds a French touch to the project, reflecting on love and society. Spectacular’s “Girl” brings a classic reggae feel with thoughtful words. Marcus Gad offers “Nature Calling,” showing his deep connection to roots and environment. Natty Jean’s “Messasse” delivers a powerful message in his unique voice. Other songs on the anthology include “Big Slap” by City Kay, “Derajah” by Derajah, “Grant The Racists No Quarter” by Manjul, “Your Love” by Linkhan, and “Zach’s Mood” by Zacharie Ksyk. Each track adds a different flavor, mixing cultures and ideas across the riddim. The artists featured have made their mark in reggae. Jahdan Blakkamoore is known for his work on the album “Babylon Nightmare,” which received praise from reggae critics. Marcus Gad, with his album “Chanting,” is recognized for his spiritual approach and has built a strong following in Europe and beyond. This project was brought together by BACO RECORDS, a French label known for supporting reggae and world music since 2011. BACO RECORDS has worked with artists like Danakil and is respected for its quality productions and independent spirit. The roots anthology remains one of the cultural highlights of 2019. It blended messages of unity, love, and resistance with a fresh sound, making it both modern and true to reggae’s roots.
Big Slap Tracklist:
- Jahdan Blakkamoore – Play The Role
- Balik – Où est passé l’amour
- Spectacular – Girl
- Marcus Gad – Nature Calling
- Natty Jean – Messasse
- City Kay – Big Slap
- Derajah – Derajah
- Manjul – Grant The Racists No Quarter
- Linkhan – Your Love
- Zacharie Ksyk – Zach’s Mood
- Manjul & Burning Bob – Dub Version
- Guive – Vis, Va Et Deviens
- Mariaa Siga – La Révolte
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