HOLD YOUR PEACE RIDDIM produced by STREET PEOPLE 2002
Hold Your Peace Overview
In 2002, the reggae scene was graced with the "Hold Your Peace Riddim," a project that carried the roots vibes of its time. This riddim was orchestrated by the producer STREET PEOPLE, known for their commitment to maintaining the authentic sound of dub roots. STREET PEOPLE has been a significant force in the reggae world, contributing to the genre's evolution while staying true to its origins. Their work on this riddim ensured it flowed with a warm, lively energy that resonated with listeners. The project featured notable artists like Alton Ellis, Tony Rebel, and Zebulium, each bringing their unique touch to the musical backdrop. Alton Ellis, a legendary figure in reggae, delivered "Praise Jah Jah," a song that highlighted his melodic prowess. Ellis is celebrated for his contributions to the rocksteady genre and has been a defining voice in reggae music, often referred to as the "Godfather of Rocksteady." Tony Rebel, another key contributor, offered "Ups And Down," showcasing his lyrical depth and ability to connect with audiences. Known for his hit "Sweet Jamaica," Tony Rebel has been a prominent figure in promoting conscious reggae music. His work consistently reflects the socio-political themes that are central to reggae. Zebulium's "Nah Build No Enemy" added a fresh perspective to the riddim, emphasizing themes of peace and unity. Together, these artists shaped a musical experience that still echoes the roots of 2002, making the "Hold Your Peace Riddim" a memorable addition to that year's reggae catalog.
Hold Your Peace Tracklist:
- Alton Ellis – Praise Jah Jah
- Tony Rebel – Ups And Down
- Zebulium – Nah Build No Enemy
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