Dub Blues Riddim – Farmland Records

DUB BLUES RIDDIM produced by FARMLAND RECORDS 2005

Dub Blues Overview

In 2005, Farm Land Records made a significant impact on the reggae scene with their release of the Dub Blues Riddim. Known for its one drop base, this riddim brought together a unique blend of artists and sounds that resonated deeply with fans of roots reggae. The riddim features Chrisinti with his track "Temptation," showcasing his smooth vocal delivery and lyrical depth. Chrisinti, known for his conscious lyrics, has been a staple in the reggae community, contributing to its rich tapestry with his soulful voice. Israel Voice contributes to the riddim with "Farm Up The Land," a track that emphasizes the importance of agriculture and self-sufficiency, themes that are often celebrated in roots reggae. His collaboration with Farm Land Records highlights the label's commitment to producing music with a message. Ras Shiloh's "Better Must Come" is another standout track on the riddim. Ras Shiloh, often compared to the legendary Garnett Silk, brings a message of hope and perseverance, echoing the struggles and triumphs familiar to many reggae enthusiasts. Turbulence, with "No Division," adds a powerful voice to the riddim, known for his dynamic range and energetic performances. Turbulence has been a prominent figure in reggae, with a career marked by hits that address social and political issues. Farm Land Records, as the producer behind this project, played a crucial role in shaping the sound of the Dub Blues Riddim. Known for their dedication to authentic reggae music, the label has been instrumental in promoting artists who stay true to the roots of the genre. Looking back, the Dub Blues Riddim remains a testament to the enduring power of reggae music, carrying its message through the melodic grooves and spiritual vibes that defined 2005.

Dub Blues Tracklist:

1. Chrisinti – Temptation
2. Farm Land Records – Dub Blues Riddim Verison
3. Israel Voice – Farm Up The Land
4. Ras Shiloh – Better Must Come
5. Turbulence – No Division