Keep On Moving Riddim – Barry U

KEEP ON MOVING RIDDIM produced by BARRY U 2001

Keep On Moving Overview

In 2001, the Keep On Moving Riddim made a strong mark in reggae sound system culture. The dub cut from this riddim echoed through many sound system nights, bringing a deep and steady groove that selectors loved to play for the crowd. This riddim became a foundation for new roots reggae in the early 2000s, showing the power of classic reggae rhythms mixed with fresh production. At the center of this project was producer BARRY U. Known for his work with several reggae labels, BARRY U helped shape the sound of the era by keeping the music close to its roots. His production style focused on warm basslines and vintage drum patterns, which gave the Keep On Moving Riddim its timeless feel. The artists on this project each brought their own style. Glen Washington’s track, Sincerely, stood out with his smooth, soulful voice. Glen Washington is respected worldwide and is known for his hit song Kindness For Weakness. Jah Mason’s song Traitor added a conscious, energetic edge. Jah Mason is recognized for his strong presence in the roots and culture scene, especially after his album Most Royal reached international listeners. The Meditations, a legendary vocal group, delivered Keep On Moving, connecting the riddim to reggae’s deep history. Their harmonies have shaped reggae since the 1970s. The version called Keep On Moving — Version allowed sound systems to bring their own flavor, using the riddim for dub mixes and special performances.

Keep On Moving Tracklist:

1. Glen Washington – Sincerely
2. Jah Mason – Traitor
3. The Meditations – Keep On Moving
4. Keep On Moving – Version