BLACK EYE STORY VOLUME 1 – GIDDIMANI RECORDS 2020
Black Eye Story Overview
The Black Eye Story Riddim compilation first appeared in 2020, making a strong impression on reggae fans around the world. Released during a time when roots reggae was seeing renewed interest, this collection quickly became a favorite among listeners who appreciate soulful, conscious music. A key part of the compilation’s appeal is the lineup of talented artists. Perfect Giddimani delivers two standout tracks: “Born African” and “Colin Kaepernick.” Both songs showcase his powerful voice and message-driven lyrics. Dada Yute’s “You Rights” brings a thoughtful perspective, while Black Prophet’s “Good Neighbors” adds a sense of unity and community. King Mas contributes “Brain Drain,” a song that addresses important social issues, and Young Shanty’s “That Day” offers a smooth, uplifting vibe. Teacha Dee rounds out the set with “Forward Black Man,” adding another layer of depth and positivity. The riddim behind these songs was crafted by producer House of Riddim, a respected name in reggae production. House of Riddim is known for creating strong, authentic reggae backdrops, and their work on this project helps tie the different voices together into a unified sound. Each track on the Black Eye Story Riddim brings something unique, but together they create a seamless listening experience. The riddim’s rich, soulful feel and the artists’ passionate performances have helped this compilation remain an important part of modern reggae history. Fans still return to these songs for their positive energy and timeless messages.
Black Eye Story Tracklist:
- Perfect Giddimani – Born African
- Dada Yute – You Rights
- Randy Valentine – Anti-Racist
- Black Prophet – Good Neighbors
- King Mas – Brain Drain
- Young Shanty – That Day
- Teacha Dee – Forward Black Man
- Perfect Giddimani – Colin Kaepernick
- House Of Riddim – Civil Rights Dub
- House Of Riddim – Windrush Generation Dub
Releases Similar to Black Eye Story Riddim – Giddimani Records
Research and editorial by Riddimz Kalacta & Goltem, sourcing from physical vinyl labels, Discogs, ReggaeFever, Riddim-ID, DancehallMag, and other trusted archives.