LIBERATION RIDDIM aka JAH JAH CITY – HMG RECORDS 1998
Liberation Overview
Liberation Riddim stands out for its classic reggae rhythm. The track base is built on steady, deep basslines and driving percussion, giving it a warm, rootsy feel. The drums and bass work together to create a groove that is both uplifting and grounding. This traditional reggae structure lets each artist’s voice shine and keeps the listener moving from start to finish. Ras Shiloh brings his signature soulful style to “Onto Zion,” delivering heartfelt lyrics and smooth melodies. His voice fits perfectly with the riddim’s spiritual mood. Capleton, known for his energetic performances, adds fire with “Jah Jah City.” Capleton is a major figure in reggae and dancehall, and his song “Jah Jah City” is one of his most recognized tracks, reflecting his conscious message and powerful delivery. Jah Cure’s “Love Is The Solution” offers a message of hope and love. Jah Cure is well-known for his emotional voice and has had several songs reach international reggae charts. Morgan Heritage appears with two songs, “Liberation” and “Never.” The group is respected for their harmonies and won the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album in 2016 for “Strictly Roots.” Their contributions on this riddim are filled with unity and strength. Bush Man’s “Truely Great” rounds out the release with his strong, clear vocals and positive message. Each artist brings something unique, but together they create a powerful, united sound. The producer’s touch holds the project together, keeping the classic reggae vibe alive. Liberation Riddim remains one of the cultural highlights of 2020, celebrated for its timeless sound and message.
Liberation Tracklist:
- Ras Shiloh – Onto Zion
- Capleton – Jah Jah City
- Jah Cure – Love Is The Solution
- Morgan Heritage – Liberation
- Bush Man – Truely Great
- Morgan Heritage – Never
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