CONSCIOUSNESS RULES RIDDIM produced by RUN THINGS RECORDS 2015
Consciousness Rules Overview
Rocksteady began in Jamaica during the late 1960s and quickly became the foundation for modern reggae music. The steady, soulful beat and warm basslines from this era still play a big role in reggae today. Many artists and producers use this classic flow to keep their music rooted in tradition. RUN THINGS RECORDS is a respected reggae label known for supporting conscious music and positive messages. Since its start in the 1990s, the label has worked with many well-known artists and helped shape the sound of modern reggae. Their 2015 release, Consciousness Rules Riddim, highlights their commitment to unity and uplifting lyrics. The riddim features a strong lineup of artists. Luciano & Jigsy Kings deliver “Dem Nuh Ready Yet,” bringing thoughtful lyrics and smooth harmonies. Michael Buckley & Wayne Lonesome join forces on “Free Jah Children,” a song that calls for freedom and hope. Admiral Tibet’s “Wi Nuh Fraid A Dem” stands out with his classic roots style and confident voice. Yami Bolo’s “Gun Fool” addresses serious issues with a heartfelt approach, while Kandi Man’s “Ease Up Babylon” encourages peace. Shuwayne Lonesome’s “Let Real Artist In” and Louie Culture’s tracks “Curfew” and “Hype Fashion” add more variety and depth. Jimmy Riley’s “Can’t Go On This Way” and X Press’s “Where Di Loving Gone” bring soulful melodies and messages of love. The rocksteady flow at the heart of this riddim keeps reggae’s history alive. RUN THINGS RECORDS and these artists show how the classic sound can still inspire and connect listeners today.
Consciousness Rules Tracklist:
- Dem Nuh Ready Yet – Luciano & Jigsy Kings
- Free Jah Children – Michael Buckley & Wayne Lonesome…
- Wi Nuh Fraid A Dem – Admiral Tibet
- Gun Fool – Yami Bolo
- Ease Up Babylon – Kandi Man
- Let Real Artist In – Shuwayne Lonesome
- Curfew – Louie Culture
- Hype Fashion – Louie Culture
- Can`T Go On This Way – Jimmy Riley
- Where Di Loving Gone – X Press
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