I’m A Revolutionist Riddim – Heartical

I’m A Revolutionist Riddim produced by Heartical and BDF 2025

I’m A Revolutionist Overview

Reggae’s deep roots are always linked to sound system culture. This culture is about selectors, producers, and singers working together to create a strong vibe. The latest “I’m A Revolutionist Riddim” release keeps this tradition alive. In reggae, the selector’s job is to choose the right tunes to keep the crowd moving. Here, the roots selector plays a big part, blending classic and modern sounds for both young and old fans. Heartical and BDF are the producers behind this release. Heartical is a respected label from France, known for bringing together reggae veterans and new voices. Their productions have reached listeners worldwide, with steady streams and a loyal following. BDF is also known in the reggae scene for roots riddims and collaborations with international artists. This riddim brings together several well-known artists. Johnny Clarke, famous for his roots anthem “Never Give Up On Jah,” is a legend in reggae music. Colour Red’s “Back To My Roots” adds a conscious message, reminding listeners of reggae’s foundation. Macka B, with “The Emperor Of Ethiopia,” is known for his witty lyrics and strong cultural themes. Horace Andy, who sings “Secretly,” is recognized for his unique voice and his work with Massive Attack. Tampanae’s “Jah Never Fail You” gives the riddim a spiritual touch.

I’m A Revolutionist Tracklist:

1. Johnny Clarke – Never Give Up On Jah
2. Colour Red – Back To My Roots
3. Macka B – The Emperor Of Ethiopia
4. Tampanae – Jah Never Fail You
5. Horace Andy – Secretly
6. Owen Knibbs – Thanks & Praises
7. Trevor Junior – Trodding
8. Rootsamala – Keep On Walking
9. Neto Yuth – Revolutionary Soldier
10. Green Cross – Style Ah Weh We Love
11. Straika D – Playlist
12. Guidan – This World
13. Revolutionist In Dub

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