FOUNDATION STEPPERS PRESENTS OFFERING 2003
Foundation Steppers Presents Offering Overview
The 2003 reggae riddim from Foundation Steppers became a significant part of roots sessions, known for its laidback and uplifting vibe. This riddim reflects the cultural essence of reggae, which often carries messages of peace, unity, and social consciousness. The studio hands behind this project played a crucial role in crafting its smooth and engaging sound, making it memorable and influential in reggae circles. Andrew Bees, known for his work with Black Uhuru, brings his unique style to the track "Beast Mentality," showcasing his ability to blend powerful lyrics with a relaxed rhythm. Christos contributes to the riddim with "Put Down Your Weapons," a track that echoes the call for peace and harmony. Don Carlos, a well-respected figure in reggae, delivers two tracks, "Oh Jah" and "Righteous Chant," both of which highlight his soulful voice and deep connection to reggae roots. The Foundation Steppers themselves add depth to the riddim with tracks like "Ancient Memories," "Kidd Lane," and "Tried To Warn You," each offering a different facet of their musical talents. Keith Porter, known for his work with the Itals, brings "Keep Them Talking," a song that encourages dialogue and understanding. Michael Buckley's "The Battle Will Be Hotter" and Mighty Diamonds' "Message To The Youths" contribute to the riddim's enduring appeal, each song reinforcing the themes of resilience and hope. Even in 2021, this reggae set remains a cornerstone in the genre, continuing to inspire and resonate with listeners around the world.
Tracklist:
- Andrew Bees – Beast Mentality
- Christos – Put Down Your Weapons
- Don Carlos – Oh Jah
- Don Carlos – Righteous Chant
- Foundation Steppers – Ancient Memories
- Foundation Steppers – Kidd Lane
- Foundation Steppers – Tried To Warn You
- Keith Porter (Itals) – Keep Them Talking
- Michael Buckley – The Battle Will Be Hotter
- Mighty Diamonds – Message To The Youths
- Sugar Minott – Try Love
- The Meditations – Never Too Rough
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