JAH RISE RIDDIM produced by MACHETE RECORDS 2023
Jah Rise Overview
In 2023, the Jah Rise Riddim from MACHETE RECORDS arrived as a standout roots reggae instrumental. The project brought together well-known artists who each added their own style to the riddim. Richie Spice, famous for his hit “Earth a Run Red,” delivered “Africans Sail On,” a song with a strong message and powerful delivery. Lutan Fyah contributed “Pick & Choose,” while Ginjah offered “Can’t Trust Dem.” Both artists are known for their conscious lyrics and steady presence in modern reggae. Sizzla, who has released over 50 albums in his career, performed “Nothing Is Possible Without Jah.” His track on Jah Rise Riddim added spiritual energy, matching the roots feel of the instrumental. Warrior King, known for his anthem “Virtuous Woman,” gave listeners “I-Niversal Light,” a song that fits perfectly with the riddim’s uplifting mood. Yaadcore’s “Concrete Jungle” brought a modern edge, while Machete Records’ own “Jah Rise Riddim Dub” and Bopee’s “Jah Rise Riddim Instrumental” showed off the roots craftsmanship behind the release. Compared to other roots projects of the era, Jah Rise Riddim stands out for its classic reggae flow and the way it connects current voices with the sounds of the past. While many riddims in 2023 leaned towards dancehall or digital styles, Jah Rise Riddim kept the tradition of live instrumentation and conscious lyrics alive. MACHETE RECORDS is known for supporting authentic reggae sounds. Their focus on roots music helped make Jah Rise Riddim a favorite for collectors and selectors. Even now, fans play this instrumental as a roots memory from 2023.
Jah Rise Tracklist:
- Richie Spice – Africans Sail On
- Lutan Fyah – Pick & Choose
- Ginjah – Can’t Trust Dem
- Sizzla – Nothing Is Possible Without Jah
- Warrior King – I-Niversal Light
- Yaadcore – Concrete Jungle
- Machete Records – Jah Rise Riddim Dub
- Bopee – Jah Rise Riddim Instrumental
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