Black Bullet Riddim – Bird Label

BLACK BULLET RIDDIM produced by 197X – BIRD LABEL

Black Bullet Overview

Roots reggae instrumentals are shaping the sound of modern reggae. The driving rhythm and deep bass lines are fresh, but they also connect to the classic reggae style. Today, these instrumentals often blend with other genres, like dub, rock, and even hip hop, bringing new energy to the music. On the Black Bullet Riddim, artists each bring their own style. Hopeton Junior’s “Whip Down The Wicked Man” stands out for its strong vocals and message. Jackie Brown All Stars deliver “A Black Version,” showing their skill as a band. Jackie Brown All Stars are known for their tight arrangements and have played on many classic reggae recordings. Jah Booky’s “Kingston Rock” is a lively track, full of the city’s spirit. Prince Heron & Jah Brokie join forces on “Wip The Wicked Man,” bringing a powerful duet. Scorpion’s “Natty Want Progress” adds a rootsy voice to the mix. Behind the sound, the studio hand is key. The producer, 197X - BIRD LABEL, is known for working with roots reggae and for keeping the island feel alive. The label has gained respect for its focus on authentic reggae and has released several well-received projects. Roots instrumentals like these are part of today’s cultural sound. They connect old and new, and keep reggae moving forward. The blend of artists, studio skills, and genre influences makes the music strong and lasting.

Black Bullet Tracklist:

1. Hopeton Junior – Whip Down The Wicked Man
2. Jackie Brown All Stars – A Black Version
3. Jah Booky – Kingston Rock
4. Prince Heron & Jah Brokie – Wip The Wicked Man
5. Scorpion – Natty Want Progress