FREE THE NATION RIDDIM produced by EVIDENCE MUSIC 2023
Free The Nation Overview
Free The Nation Riddim came out of Switzerland in 2023, bringing a strong, conscious reggae sound to fans worldwide. This foundation rhythm stood out with its deep bass and steady percussion, reminding listeners of classic roots reggae but with a modern touch. Several respected artists voiced this riddim. Jah Mason is known for his powerful messages, and on this project, he brings “Jah Wipes Away.” Jah Mason has been a trusted voice in reggae for years, with hits like "My Princess Gone" in his career. Lutan Fyah, another well-known reggae singer, delivers “What Goes Around.” Lutan Fyah’s album “Phantom War” was a big step in his career, and he is recognized for his conscious lyrics. Sylem adds “La Condition Du Nègre,” bringing a thoughtful message to the riddim. Cless Shine’s “Couper Le Son” and Stranjah Miller’s “High Grade” also join the line-up, each giving their own style and energy to the project. Every song adds something different, but all fit together under the same conscious theme. The producer behind Free The Nation Riddim is EVIDENCE MUSIC, a label based in Geneva. EVIDENCE MUSIC is known for working with both Jamaican and European reggae artists. They have built a strong reputation in the reggae community, with many releases streaming worldwide. Free The Nation Riddim helped keep roots reggae alive in 2023. It brought together artists with real messages and showed how a foundation rhythm can unite different voices under one powerful sound.
Free The Nation Tracklist:
- Jah Mason – Jah Wipes Away
- Lutan Fyah – What Goes Around
- Sylem – La Condition Du Nègre
- Cless Shine – Couper Le Son
- Stranjah Miller – High Grade
- Turbulence – Where Did You Go
- Straïka D – Kité Yo
- Fefe Typical – Ungratefools
- Majesty – Chanjé
- Mathieu Ruben – Jah Bless My Life
- Braveheart – Black Magic Woman
- Qew Lunel – Free
- Bigjoh & Zeeloh – Free The Nation Riddim
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