Fundimental Riddim – Sirius Records

FUNDIMENTAL RIDDIM produced by SIRIUS RECORDS 2007

Fundimental Overview

When Fundimental Riddim dropped in 2007, reggae fans quickly embraced its classic roots sound. The riddim became a favorite on sound systems that year, drawing crowds with its deep, steady groove and uplifting feel. Empress Ayeola brought strength to the project with her song "Blessed Is He," delivering a message of hope and resilience. Vivian Jones, known for his hit "Red Eyes," made an impact with "Rastafari Is My Life," adding his smooth, conscious vocals. Jah Mirikle’s "Jah Ge We De Weed" became a standout for its catchy chorus and roots message. Nereus Joseph, who has worked with legends like Mad Professor, contributed "Fundimental Priciples Of Life," showing his experience in roots reggae. Edgehill And N.Joseph teamed up on "Fundimental Riddim," keeping the energy high and the groove steady. The release also featured Luciano with "Brotherly Love" and Mafia And Fluxy on "Fundimental Riddim Pt2," adding further depth and variety. SIRIUS RECORDS, the producer and label behind the riddim, has a reputation for quality reggae releases. The label has supported both new and established artists, helping to keep roots reggae alive in the 2000s. Fundimental Riddim remains a classic from their catalog, remembered for its authentic sound and strong lineup.

Fundimental Tracklist:

1. Empress Ayeola – Blessed Is He
2. Vivian Jones – Rastafari Is My Life
3. Jah Mirikle – Jah Ge We De Weed
4. Nereus Joseph – Fundimental Priciples Of Life
5. Edgehill And N.Joseph – Fundimental Riddim
6. Luciano – Brotherly Love
7. Mafia And Fluxy – Fundimental Riddim Pt2