Humanity (2012) Release Details
- Riddim year: 2012
- Style: Reggae
- Total tracks: 15
- Unique artists on riddim: 15
- Production credits: SUNSHINE DAY PRODUCTION
- Key artists on this riddim: Everton Blender, Half Pint, Mark Wonder
- Browse this riddim in year & database lists: 2012 Riddims List · 2012 Reggae Riddims
Humanity Riddim comes in with a rootsy, conscience-heavy pulse, the kind of 2012 one-drop set that leans into warning songs and uplift rather than flash. Sunshine Day Production lines up familiar voices like Half Pint and Everton Blender alongside Mark Wonder and Joe Banner, and the strongest cuts keep circling the same hard realities: gun violence, fighting, survival, and a plea for better behavior. It’s interesting to hear how the selection echoes the older Lloyd Campbell/Joe Frasier Humanity tradition, but this version feels leaner and more direct, with the message pushed by a fuller, later-day cast. Half Pint’s “Bread Winner” and Everton Blender’s “Do Good” give the set its clearest lift, while “Voices Crying” and “Gun Shooting” keep the tone firmly on the street. Within Sunshine Day’s catalogue, it sits as one of those straight-ahead reggae compilations that favors social commentary over gloss.
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
