Buss Up Barriers Riddim – HMG Records 1999
Buss Up Barriers Overview
Back in 1999, reggae fans heard something special on the sound systems. It was the Buss Up Barriers Riddim, a roots reggae project that brought together some of the biggest names in the scene. This riddim was known for its strong percussion and lively energy, and it quickly became a favorite at dances and parties. Several top artists voiced their songs on this riddim. Adigun’s “Put Di Food Pon Di Table” was one of the standout tracks, catching attention with its message and delivery. Anthony B, who was already known for songs like “Fire Pon Rome,” added his voice with “Straight Cant Lean.” Buju Banton, famous for his Grammy-winning album “Before the Dawn,” brought power to the riddim with “Negus Negast.” Capleton, another well-known artist, contributed “Mass Media.” Denroy Morgan and his family group Morgan Heritage, who are respected for their album “Protect Us Jah,” came together for “Harvest Is Plenty.” Other songs on the riddim included Don Marshall’s “Time Longer Than Rope,” Jah Cure’s “My People Calling,” Jah Mason’s “The Truth,” Lms’s “Build And Destroy,” and Military Man’s “Dis Mi Want You Know.” The producer behind this project made sure every track kept the roots reggae spirit alive. Even today, people remember the Buss Up Barriers Riddim as a highlight of 1999, bringing conscious lyrics and strong rhythms to the dance.
Buss Up Barriers Tracklist:
- Adigun – Put Di Food Pon Di Table
- Anthony B – Straight Cant Lean
- Buju Banton – Negus Negast
- Capleton – Mass Media
- Denroy Morgan & Morgan Heritage – Harvest Is Plenty
- Don Marshall – Time Longer Than Rope
- Jah Cure – My People Calling
- Jah Mason – The Truth
- Lms – Build And Destroy
- Military Man – Dis Mi Want You Know
- Morgan Heritage – Buss Up Barriers
- Moses I – Earth Red
- New Jerusalem – New Jerusalem Medley
- Prince Theo – Giving You All
- Ras Witta – Jambo
- The Maytals – Lost You Character
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