Frontline Souljah 2009
Frontline Souljah Overview
Frontline Souljah Records stands behind the one drop base that defines this reggae riddim. The label’s approach keeps the roots tradition strong, using a steady rhythm that reggae fans recognize and love. The riddim’s foundation is built on classic reggae structure, giving each track a familiar but fresh energy. Several respected artists add their voices to this project. Midnite, known for their deep roots sound, delivers three tracks: “Defenda,” “Isiah,” and “Behave Yo Self.” The band, led by Vaughn Benjamin, is widely celebrated for their album “Unpolished,” a standout in modern roots reggae. Turbulence brings his powerful style to “Shout Out Jah Name.” He is known internationally for his hit single “Notorious,” which gained wide attention in the mid-2000s. Norrisman contributes with “Jah Love” and “Victory,” showing his soulful approach to conscious lyrics. Jah Mason, another key figure in roots reggae, sings on “Beautiful World” and “Wings Of Wind.” Jah Mason’s album “Most Royal” is highly regarded in the reggae community. Lutan Fyah joins with “African Be Proud” and “Fall Hard.” Lutan Fyah has worked with many top reggae producers and is known for his strong messages and consistent output. The foundation builder for this riddim is the one drop drum pattern, a hallmark of classic reggae. The roots drop on this release stands out as one of the cultural highlights of 2019, keeping the spirit of roots reggae alive for a new generation.
Tracklist:
- Midnite – Defenda
- Turbulence – Shout Out Jah Name
- Norrisman – Jah Love
- Jah Mason – Beautiful World
- Lutan Fyah – African Be Proud
- Midnite – Isiah
- Norrisman – Victory
- Lutan Fyah – Fall Hard
- Jah Mason – Wings Of Wind
- Midnite – Behave Yo Self
- Turbulence – See For Yourself
- Norrisman – Corrupted System
- Lutan Fyah – Ghetto Youths
- Jah Mason – Tuff Down A Yard
- Midnite – Unknown
- Midnite – Pool
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