BLACK SOLIDARITY RIDDIM produced by BLACK SOLIDARITY INTERNATIONAL 1985
Black Solidarity Overview
The Black Solidarity Riddim brings a deep, rootsy feeling to today’s sound systems. Its rhythm is steady and strong, with heavy bass and sharp percussion. The backdrop is filled with spiritual energy, creating a vibe that feels both classic and fresh. This riddim is built for movement, inviting people to dance while also offering something for listeners who just want to feel the music. On this riddim, King Kong and Little John stand out. King Kong delivers his track "Have Some Approch" with his signature style, blending strong vocals and conscious lyrics. He is well known in reggae for songs like "Trouble Again," which helped make his name in the 1980s. Little John brings "The Juggling" to the mix, showing off his smooth delivery and catchy hooks. Little John is recognized as one of the early dancehall singers, and his youthful voice made a big impact on the genre from an early age. Behind it all is BLACK SOLIDARITY INTERNATIONAL. This producer and label played a key role in the 1980s reggae scene, helping launch the careers of several artists. BLACK SOLIDARITY INTERNATIONAL is respected for its roots productions and for supporting conscious music. With the Black Solidarity Riddim, roots reggae is alive and well this season, connecting the past to the present on every sound system.
Black Solidarity Tracklist:
- King Kong – Have Some Approch
- Little John – The Juggling
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