CIVIL RIGHTS RIDDIM produced by GIDDIMANI RECORDS / HOUSE OF RIDDIM 2018
Civil Rights Overview
GIDDIMANI RECORDS, working in partnership with HOUSE OF RIDDIM, stands behind one of reggae’s standout rhythm projects of the last decade. Known for their commitment to roots reggae, the label has built a reputation for uniting artists from different backgrounds. Their collaborations often bring together fresh voices and experienced names, helping to keep reggae’s foundation strong and relevant. The Civil Rights Riddim is a perfect example of this approach. It features a lineup of respected artists, each bringing their own style and message. Perfect Giddimani delivers powerful performances on two tracks: “Colin Kaepernick” and “How Yuh Do It.” Both songs showcase his ability to mix social commentary with catchy melodies. Teacha Dee’s “Forward Black Man” stands out as a call for unity and strength, while Young Shanty’s “Moving Far East” adds a reflective, hopeful tone to the project. Other highlights include King Mas with “Holy Land,” a song that blends spiritual themes with roots rhythms. Kazam Davis’s “400 Years” looks back at history, reminding listeners of reggae’s deep connection to struggle and resilience. The project also features Rob Symeon’s “Equal Rights,” Da Real Storm’s “Foreign Life,” and Cookie The Herbalist’s “Back Yawd,” each adding their own flavor to the mix. GIDDIMANI RECORDS and HOUSE OF RIDDIM have a history of producing tracks that stay true to reggae’s roots. Their work on the Civil Rights Riddim helped cement its place as a modern classic. This project remains a strong foundation in reggae history, bringing together voices and messages that continue to inspire.
Civil Rights Tracklist:
- Perfect Giddimani – Colin Kaepernick
- Teacha Dee – Forward Black Man
- Young Shanty – Moving Far East
- Perfect Giddimani – How Yuh Do It
- King Mas – Holy Land
- Teacha Dee – Forward Black Man
- Kazam Davis – 400 Years
- Rob Symeon – Equal Rights
- Da Real Storm – Foreign Life
- Cookie The Herbalist – Back Yawd
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