Generation Gap Riddim – Red A Red Music / Maroon Productions

GENERATION GAP RIDDIM produced by RED A RED MUSIC GROUP / MAROON PRODUCTIONS

Generation Gap Overview

In 2022, the Generation Gap Riddim dub release brought classic roots reggae vibes back into the spotlight. The project was arranged with care, focusing on the deep, steady one drop rhythm that is central to reggae’s sound. This base allowed each featured artist to bring their own style and message to the riddim. The production was handled by RED A RED MUSIC GROUP / MAROON PRODUCTIONS, a label known for keeping the roots reggae tradition alive. Their work has gained attention for supporting both established and rising artists in the reggae scene. With a focus on quality and authenticity, the label has earned respect among reggae fans and sound system selectors. Autarchii’s tracks, “2000 Years” and “Generation Gap,” stand out for their lyrical depth and powerful delivery. Autarchii is recognized for his conscious songwriting, and his album “Land of the Free” has received positive attention from reggae critics. Imeru Tafari brings a fresh energy with “Rastafari Student,” continuing his rise after collaborations with influential artists and his growing presence on streaming platforms. Lutan Fyah’s “Trouble” adds another layer, as he is known for his consistent output and has released numerous albums over the years, making him a staple in modern roots reggae. Mutabaruka, a celebrated dub poet, delivers “I Am,” adding spoken word power to the riddim. Mutabaruka is famous for his album “Check It!” and for receiving Jamaica’s Order of Distinction. Together, these artists shaped the one drop base of Generation Gap Riddim, carrying reggae’s message forward in 2022 and keeping the culture strong.

Generation Gap Tracklist:

1. Autarchii – 2000 Years
2. Autarchii – Generation Gap (Dub)
3. Imeru Tafari – Rastafari Student
4. Lutan Fyah – Trouble
5. Mutabaruka – I Am

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