Burial Riddim – Record Factory

BURIAL RIDDIM produced by RECORD FACTORY 1996

Burial Overview

The 1996 album collection built around the Burial Riddim features five standout tracks. Each song is voiced by a respected reggae artist, bringing their own touch to the roots sound of the time. The tracks include Admiral Tibet with "Babylone," Horace Andy with "See And Blind," Leroy Sibbles with "Pope Paul," Lukie D with "War & Crime," and Yami Bolo with "Jah Jah Love." Each artist uses the riddim in a different way, creating a mix that appeals to both longtime reggae fans and new listeners. Admiral Tibet, known for his conscious lyrics, delivers "Babylone" with his signature calm and clear style. Horace Andy, who gained international fame from his work with Massive Attack on songs like "Angel," brings his unique voice to "See And Blind." Leroy Sibbles, former lead singer of The Heptones and a key figure in Studio One’s history, adds depth with "Pope Paul." Lukie D, recognized for his smooth vocals, sings "War & Crime," while Yami Bolo, known for collaborations with Damian Marley, closes the set with "Jah Jah Love." The project was produced by RECORD FACTORY, a well-known Jamaican label and studio active in the 1990s. RECORD FACTORY is respected for its work with top reggae and dancehall artists, and its influence can be heard throughout the album collection. In 1996, these tracks became part of many roots reggae playlists, marking a strong moment in the genre’s history.

Burial Tracklist:

1. Admiral Tibet – Babylone
2. Horace Andy – See And Blind
3. Leroy Sibbles – Pope Paul
4. Lukie D – War & Crime
5. Yami Bolo – Jah Jah Love