LIBERATION RIDDIM produced by KULCHA ROOTZ PRODUCTIONS 2021
Liberation Overview
In 2021, the bashment flow brought a fresh wave to dancehall, setting the pace for parties and sound system sessions. The riddim’s infectious energy matched the mood of the year, with dancehall fans eager for new anthems after a long period of quiet. This sound quickly became a staple in bashment sessions, showing the power of a well-crafted riddim to unite the dancefloor. Behind the boards, KULCHA ROOTZ PRODUCTIONS stood out as the mixing board king. Known for their authentic approach and roots in the Jamaican music scene, the label has a reputation for crafting riddims that both respect tradition and push boundaries. Their work on this project added another highlight to a growing catalog, further proving their influence in modern dancehall. The artists brought their own voices and stories to the riddim. Fitta Warri delivered “Systematical Agony,” blending his signature conscious lyrics with the riddim’s driving beat. His history includes collaborations with Sly & Robbie, and he’s respected for his lyrical depth. Gary Pine, with “Stand up Unite,” added his unique flavor. Pine is known for his work with The Wailers Band and for being the voice on Shaggy’s international hit “Love Generation.” Live Wyya, a band recognized for their tight musicianship and past performances at Reggae Sumfest, contributed “Liberation,” showcasing their ability to turn a riddim into a full-bodied song. Ras HoneyComb completed the set with “Lef Me,” bringing a rootsy edge to the project. This collection proved that in 2021, yard studios like KULCHA ROOTZ PRODUCTIONS still set the standard, blending tradition and innovation in dancehall.
Liberation Tracklist:
- Fitta Warri – Systematical Agony
- Gary Pine – Stand up Unite
- Live Wyya – Liberation
- Ras HoneyComb – Lef Me
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