GUN CONTROL RIDDIM produced by REBEL LIBERATION SOUNDS / URBAN BOYZ PRODUCTION 2013
Gun Control Overview
In 2013, reggae music saw the release of a roots instrumental that gave singers and deejays a strong foundation for their messages. The instrumental was produced by REBEL LIBERATION SOUNDS / URBAN BOYZ PRODUCTION, a team known for supporting both established and new reggae acts. Their productions have been streamed widely, bringing attention to fresh voices in the genre. On this roots riddim, several artists shared their unique styles. Jah Bukie delivered "Gun Control," a track that stands out for its thoughtful lyrics. Jah Bukie is recognized in the reggae community for his conscious themes and steady presence. Episode performed "Touch," adding a smooth vocal touch to the riddim. Jah Pia contributed "No Money Nah Run," reflecting on real-life struggles. Jah Pia has also been featured on other reggae projects, showing versatility in both singing and songwriting. Louie V added "Likkle Youth," focusing on the experiences of young people. Jah Victory sang "Mama Africa," a tribute to African roots and heritage. Each song brought a different energy but stayed true to the roots reggae sound. Other artists on this release include Tantan Tadius with "Pervert Boy," Bad Scar Man with "Any Time," and Manja with "Love Patrol." Together, they created a collection that highlighted the strength of the roots instrumental. Looking back, this 2013 riddim captured the spirit of reggae’s message. With a solid roots base and a mix of voices, it remains a memorable part of reggae’s story.
Gun Control Tracklist:
- Jah Bukie – Gun Control
- Episode – Touch
- Jah Pia – No Money Nah Run
- Louie V. – Likkle Youth
- Jah Victory – Mama Africa
- Tantan Tadius – Pervert Boy
- Bad Scar Man – Any Time
- Manja – Love Patrol
- Rebel Liberation Sounds & Urban Boyz Production – Gun Control Riddim Version
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