HIGHER MEDZ RIDDIM produced by VARIOUS ARTISTS “KLASSIK” 2012
Higher Medz Overview
The Higher Medz Riddim compilation brought fresh energy to the reggae scene in 2012. This project blended classic roots reggae with touches of modern sounds. The musical backdrop used steady drum and bass lines, but also added hints of dancehall and R&B. This mix made the riddim appealing to both old and new fans. Jah Mason, known for his powerful voice and spiritual lyrics, shines on "Cant Forget." Jah Mason is respected in reggae for songs like "My Princess Gone," which was a hit in the mid-2000s. Jeffrey Star brings a smooth and heartfelt style to "Be The One." Chuck Fender, who made a name with the song "Gash Dem," adds his conscious lyrics to "I Care." Each artist uses the riddim to share important messages, from love to social justice. Natural Blacks delivers "Greedy Man," focusing on social issues. Sizzla Ft Maverick team up for "Show Some Love," spreading a message of unity. Sizzla is one of reggae’s most prolific artists, with over 50 albums released, including the Grammy-nominated "The Messiah." Fantan Mojah’s "Where Is The Love" and Norrisman’s "Righteous Medz" continue the positive vibes. Kush’s "Cant Believe" rounds out the set with thoughtful lyrics. Behind the scenes, the producer known as VARIOUS ARTISTS "KLASSIK" played a key role. KLASSIK has produced several projects for the Klassic Muzik Group label, helping to keep roots reggae alive in the 2010s. With this compilation, the roots message stayed strong, mixing tradition with new sounds and voices. The riddim’s positive energy and unity made it stand out in 2012.
Higher Medz Tracklist:
- Jah Mason – Cant Forget
- Jeffrey Star – Be The One
- Chuck Fender – I Care
- Natural Blacks – Greedy Man
- Sizzla Ft Maverick – Show Some Love
- Fantan Mojah – Where Is The Love
- Norrisman – Righteous Medz
- Kush – Cant Believe
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