GUIDANCE & PROTECTION RIDDIM produced by LARGER THAN LIFE RECORDS
Guidance And Protection Overview
The Guidance And Protection Riddim, released by LARGER THAN LIFE RECORDS in 2016, brought together some of reggae’s most promising voices on a foundation rhythm that honors roots tradition. The drop features a strong lineup of tracks: Jesse Royal’s “Blowing In The Wind,” Mortimer’s “Real Medz,” Pressure Busspipe’s “Gas Dem,” Everton Blender’s “Inna Dis Yah Time,” and a standout combination from King Mas & Fya Uman with “Scotch Bonnet.” Each track sits comfortably on the warm, rolling riddim, giving each artist space to shine. Jesse Royal delivers his usual conscious lyrics and smooth delivery on “Blowing In The Wind,” while Mortimer’s “Real Medz” brings thoughtful songwriting and a soulful edge. Pressure Busspipe’s “Gas Dem” adds a powerful, rootsy energy, and Everton Blender’s “Inna Dis Yah Time” stands out with his signature uplifting style. The collaboration between King Mas & Fya Uman on “Scotch Bonnet” brings a fresh blend of harmonies and messages, showing the riddim’s versatility. Behind the scenes, the dub engineer played a key role in shaping the project’s sound, drawing from a background in classic roots mixing techniques. This added depth and texture to the riddim, making each vocal cut resonate with authenticity. LARGER THAN LIFE RECORDS, known for their commitment to quality reggae productions, has built a reputation for nurturing young talent and delivering projects that respect the genre’s roots. The Guidance And Protection Riddim remains an important release, offering a cultural platform for new voices while keeping the spirit of roots reggae alive.
Guidance And Protection Tracklist:
- Jesse Royal – Blowing In The Wind
- Mortimer – Real Medz
- Pressure Busspipe – Gas Dem
- Everton Blender – Inna Dis Yah Time
- King Mas & Fya Uman – Scotch Bonnet
- Larger Than Life Records Guidance & Protection Version Feat. Dean Fraser
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