HUMANITY RIDDIM produced by SUNSHINE DAY PRODUCTION 2012
Humanity Overview
In 2012, the dub cut of the Humanity Riddim made a strong impression with its conscious sound and deep roots mood. The dub version stood out for its heavy basslines and echoing effects, creating a thoughtful and meditative atmosphere. This style matched the message of unity and awareness found in the original tracks. Several artists brought their own energy to the riddim. Mark Wonder, known for his song "Voices Crying," added his signature roots style. Mark Wonder is respected for his album "Working Wonders," which helped him gain international attention. Ras Omeek delivered "Stop Fighting," a song that calls for peace and understanding. Keke Flint’s "Gun Shooting" touched on real-life struggles, reminding listeners of the challenges faced in many communities. Joe Banner contributed with "Humanity," while Jolly Stewart offered "Late Last Night," each adding their own voice to the riddim’s message. The roots selector and the label behind this project played an important role. The riddim was produced by SUNSHINE DAY PRODUCTION, a label known for its strong sound system culture and authentic reggae releases. SUNSHINE DAY PRODUCTION has worked with several roots artists and is recognized for keeping the classic reggae sound alive. Looking back, the dub cut of the Humanity Riddim captured the spirit of reggae in 2012. Its conscious style and collaborative energy helped carry reggae’s timeless message of unity, peace, and social awareness to new listeners around the world.
Humanity Tracklist:
- Mark Wonder – Voices Crying
- Ras Omeek – Stop Fighting
- Keke Flint – Gun Shooting
- Joe Banner – Humanity
- Jolly Stewart – Late Last Night
- Walter Saw – Hail Jah
- Half Pint – Bread Winner
- Smiley – Big Up And Trust
- I Yahseal – Wha Dem A Try
- Bobo Desert – Caan Tek De Fire
- Everton Blender – Do Good
- Xyminis – Bedroom War
- Gupty Bibles – Ill Be Yours
- Birdie Brown – Still Tongue
- Lugal Lynch – Survival
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