Light Riddim – Lyon House Muzik

LIGHT RIDDIM produced by LYON HOUSE MUZIK 2013

Light Overview

The 2013 release of Light Riddim brought a fresh sound to reggae, while also honoring the classic rocksteady flow of earlier decades. The riddim’s rhythm is smooth and steady, similar to the rocksteady tracks from the late 1960s. This flow is different from the faster, digital beats that were popular in dancehall at the time. Instead, Light Riddim’s organic instruments and live-sounding drums remind listeners of reggae’s roots. Teflon Feat P.O — Journey stands out on this riddim with a calm yet powerful delivery. Teflon is known for songs that mix conscious lyrics with strong vocal style. P.O - Journey — Journey also brings a thoughtful message, fitting well with the uplifting mood of the riddim. Sire Volt — That’S Nothing adds a modern touch, but his vocal style keeps the classic reggae feeling alive. Daakinz — Do What We Do and Attaclapse — Take My Hands both show how the riddim supports relaxed, melodic performances. Each artist brings their own style, but the riddim ties them together with its steady groove. The dub engineer played a key part in shaping the sound, using effects and mixing to give each song space to breathe. The producer, LYON HOUSE MUZIK, is known for working with both new and established reggae acts, and has helped bring positive reggae vibes to wider audiences. Their careful production makes Light Riddim stand out among other 2013 reggae releases. This recording proves that reggae’s classic flow can still sound fresh and strong, even years after the rocksteady era.

Light Tracklist:

1. Teflon Feat P.O – Journey
2. Sire Volt – That’S Nothing
3. Daakinz – Do What We Do
4. Attaclapse – Take My Hands
5. Chaos – Highgrade
6. Empire Isis – Hurt Dem
7. Fyah Key – No Missed You
8. I Flames – Dem A Watch We
9. Jah I Medz – Let It Rain
10. Slughead – Ghetto Youths Life