Blood Money Riddim – Baylando Records

BLOOD MONEY RIDDIM produced by BAYLANDO RECORDS 2013

Blood Money Overview

In the late 1960s, rocksteady music brought a smoother, slower rhythm to Jamaica. This flow set the stage for reggae’s classic sound. Decades later, in 2013, the rocksteady style returned with new energy. The Blood Money Riddim project showed how modern artists could connect with reggae’s roots. BAYLANDO RECORDS, the label behind this project, is known for keeping reggae’s classic sounds alive. With a focus on retro grooves, BAYLANDO RECORDS has released several reggae and dancehall projects that respect the genre’s history. On Blood Money Riddim, each artist adds something special. Papamalo stands out with “Calle Luna, Calle Sol,” a song that shows his strong voice and connection to Latin reggae scenes. Brotha Earth brings “Captain Kirk,” sharing thoughtful lyrics and a calm delivery. Black Skater teams up with Dude Marlon for “Voice Of The People,” giving listeners a message of unity and hope. Rocker T, well-known for his work in the American reggae scene, brings depth with “Cry Of The Wilderne.” Relic Secure’s “Hustler Meditation” offers a reflective look at daily struggles, using powerful words and a steady beat. This collection of songs proves that the rocksteady flow is still alive. The 2013 Blood Money Riddim project connects classic reggae rhythms with modern voices. Thanks to BAYLANDO RECORDS and these talented artists, reggae’s roots and culture continue to inspire new generations.

Blood Money Tracklist:

1. Papamalo – Calle Luna, Calle Sol
2. Brotha Earth – Captain Kirk
3. Black Skater & Dude Marlon – Voice Of The People
4. Rocker T – Cry Of The Wilderne
5. Relic Secure – Hustler Meditation
6. Ranking Joe – Blood Money
7. E.A.C.E. – Easy (Explicit)
8. Hector Guerra – Moving Money (Explicit)
9. Estrella – Luna Llena Favi
10. Deuce Eclipse – Tranquilo