Freedom Street Riddim – Rsqthp Music Group

FREEDOM STREET RIDDIM produced by RSQTHP MUSIC GROUP 2016

Freedom Street Overview

The roots reggae compilation Freedom Street Riddim came out in 2016, bringing a conscious sound from Jamaica to listeners everywhere. This project was put together by RSQTHP MUSIC GROUP, a label known for its focus on authentic reggae rhythms and producing works that stay true to the genre’s roots. RSQTHP MUSIC GROUP has made a name for itself with releases that respect reggae traditions while also supporting new voices. On this anthology, several well-known artists deliver strong performances. Gappy Ranks, known for his hit song “Heaven in Her Eyes” and his work with Peckings Records, brings the track “Better Must Come.” Khago, who gained fame with “Nah Sell Out,” appears with “Relationship.” Lutan Fyah, respected for his many albums and conscious lyrics, gives us “Don’t Lock Me Out.” Xyclone, who later found chart success with his album “From the Basement to the Big Leagues,” adds “Hold On To What.” Survivor Slim, an emerging voice in reggae, contributes “Free The Youths Dem.” Other tracks include “Jamaica” by Rob Diesel, “No Pain” by Zagga, and the instrumental “Freedom Street Riddim Version” by RSQTHP MUSIC GROUP themselves. The riddim stands out for its deep, rootsy vibe, with percussion and retro grooves that echo classic reggae from decades past. The selector’s choices keep the focus on uplifting messages and unity. Even years later, Freedom Street Riddim still captures the spirit of 2016 roots reggae, showing the timeless power of conscious music.

Freedom Street Tracklist:

1. Gappy Ranks – Better Must Come
2. Khago – Relationship
3. Lutan Fyah – Don’T Lock Me Out
4. Xyclone – Hold On To What
5. Survivor Slim – Free The Youths Dem
6. Rob Diesel – Jamaica
7. Zagga – No Pain
8. Rsqthp Music Group – Freedom Street Riddim Version

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