BUN TO ASHES RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS 2006
Bun to Ashes Overview
In 2006, the Bun to Ashes Riddim project showed just how deep and creative reggae music could be. The producer, VARIOUS ARTISTS, played a key role in shaping the sound and direction of the collection. Known for working with several roots reggae projects in Jamaica, VARIOUS ARTISTS helped bring together a group of talented musicians for this release. The recording process focused on live instruments and authentic reggae rhythms, giving the riddim a warm, organic feel. VARIOUS ARTISTS is recognized for keeping the roots reggae tradition alive, and this project stands as proof of that commitment. Each artist brought something special to the riddim. Jah Lightning’s “Millennium Man” is a standout, with Jah Lightning known for his energetic delivery and roots messages. Gounz Man’s “Bun Dem” adds a spirited voice to the mix, while Trini Man And Rogah Natty’s “Babylon Unfair” brings a message of resistance that roots fans appreciate. Justice’s “Burning Them” and Lightning’s “Survive” each add their own style, keeping the riddim varied and interesting. The instrumental version, “Bu'n To Ashes Riddim,” lets listeners enjoy the production on its own. Jah Lightning, especially, is recognized for his work on the reggae scene, with songs like “Millennium Man” gaining attention among roots fans. This collection brought together different voices and messages, making it both a dancefloor favorite and a deep listen for reggae lovers. Years later, roots fans still talk about the Bun to Ashes Riddim as a highlight of 2006 reggae.
Bun to Ashes Tracklist:
- Jah Lightning – Millennium Man
- Gounz Man – Bun Dem
- Trini Man And Rogah Natty – Babylon Unfair
- Justice – Burning Them
- Lightning – Survive
- Version – Bu’n To Ashes Riddim
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