FREEDOM SHINE RIDDIM produced by TRUCKBACK RECORDS 2012
Freedom Shine Overview
In 2012, TRUCKBACK RECORDS released the Freedom Shine Riddim, a reggae project that showed the depth of the genre at the time. The riddim was carefully arranged to highlight both the roots and modern side of reggae. The team at TRUCKBACK RECORDS, known for their work in reggae and dancehall since the early 2000s, put a lot of care into the recording process. They focused on clean instrumentals and a steady groove, making sure each artist had space to shine. TRUCKBACK has a reputation for producing hits, and their tracks often get strong play on radio and streaming platforms worldwide. Each artist brought their own style to the riddim. Busy Signal delivered “Tell Dem Already,” using sharp lyrics and a bold flow that made the track stand out. Gyptian’s “In My Arms” added a softer, romantic touch, showing the riddim’s flexibility. Tarrus Riley’s “Original Dancehall” paid tribute to the classic reggae sound, while Turbulence used “Respect WomanWarrioR” to send a strong message about respect and social issues. King closed out the line-up with “Time And Wisdom,” giving a thoughtful, reflective vibe. The recording process was smooth but focused, with each artist recording over the same base riddim but bringing their own message and energy. This mixture of voices and styles is what makes the Freedom Shine Riddim special. It’s a strong example of how reggae can speak on serious topics while still keeping listeners moving. This reggae track base remains an important part of reggae history, showing the power of collaboration and thoughtful production.
Freedom Shine Tracklist:
- Busy Signal – Tell Dem Already
- Gyptian – In My Arms
- Tarrus Riley – Original Dancehall
- Turbulence – Respect WomanWarrioR
- King – Time And Wisdom
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