HISTORY NO MYSTERY RIDDIM produced by PENTHOUSE PRODUCTIONS 2018
History No Mystery Overview
In 2018, a powerful dub release brought the roots of rocksteady back into the reggae scene. The journey began at Penthouse Productions, a label known for shaping modern reggae since the late 1980s. With their deep catalog and focus on quality, Penthouse has always stayed true to the genre’s core. For this project, the studio hand carefully crafted a riddim that echoed the warmth and unity of classic reggae, while adding a fresh edge for new listeners. The creation of this riddim was a blend of vintage inspiration and crisp production. Each instrument was recorded with care, giving the release a timeless sound. The steady rocksteady flow was designed to carry messages of peace, love, and resilience—values that have always been central to reggae music. Penthouse Productions brought together a strong lineup of artists, each adding their own voice to the riddim. Exco Levi delivered “Trouble” with heartfelt conviction, while Dalton Harris called out for guidance in “Jah We Need Your Help.” Romain Virgo’s “Love Me For Life” offered a smooth, romantic touch. Shuga inspired with “Nah Stop Try,” and Tarrus Riley brought insight with “Woman'S Intuition.” The release also featured Lukie D’s “The Love That You Know” and Alaine’s “We'Ll Be Ok,” rounding out a collection that balanced emotion and hope. This dub release stands as a tribute to the enduring spirit of rocksteady. Its steady rhythm and thoughtful lyrics remind listeners why this sound remains an important part of reggae history.
History No Mystery Tracklist:
- Exco Levi – Trouble
- Dalton Harris – Jah We Need Your Help
- Romain Virgo – Love Me For Life
- Shuga – Nah Stop Try
- I-Octane – Nothing Greater
- Tarrus Riley – Woman’S Intuition
- Lukie D – The Love That You Know
- C – Trap
- Alaine – We’Ll Be Ok
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