HOME GROWN RIDDIM produced by REBEL MUZIC 2005
Home Grown Overview
In 2005, reggae music saw a vibrant blend of tradition and innovation with the release of the Home Grown Riddim compilation. This collection, produced by REBEL MUZIC, skillfully combines the smooth, soulful flow of rocksteady with fresh, creative elements, making it a standout in reggae playlists. The compilation features a mix of talented artists who bring their unique styles to the table. Christinti delivers the heartfelt track "I Know," showcasing his ability to connect with listeners through emotive lyrics and soothing melodies. Flash contributes with "Come Over," adding a lively and engaging vibe to the collection. Jah Mason, known for his conscious lyrics and powerful delivery, shines with "Keep It Genuine," a song that emphasizes authenticity and sincerity. Perfect, another artist on the compilation, is recognized for his hit "Hand Cart Bwoy," which gained significant attention for its social commentary. On Home Grown Riddim, he offers "High Grade Tree," a track that resonates with reggae's traditional themes of nature and spirituality. Rebel Chris provides "Home Grown Version," a track that ties the compilation together with its classic reggae essence. REBEL MUZIC, known for its dedication to reggae's roots while embracing new sounds, has been instrumental in producing music that honors the genre's history. Their work on this compilation highlights their commitment to maintaining reggae's timeless appeal. The inclusion of Richie Spice with "Dem Leaders" and Sizzla's "Free Up" further enriches the compilation, making it a testament to reggae's enduring strength and relevance in 2005.
Home Grown Tracklist:
- Christinti – I Know
- Flash – Come Over
- Jah Mason – Keep It Genuine
- Perfect – High Grade Tree
- Rebel Chris – Home Grown Version
- Richie Spice – Dem Leaders
- Sizzla – Free Up
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