Lion I Riddim produced by Cultural Sound 2010
Lion I Overview
Roots reggae owes much to the careful work of its musicians and producers. In 2010, Cultural Sound played a key role in keeping the roots style alive. As a producer, Cultural Sound is known for focusing on deep, conscious reggae music. The label has released several roots projects and has helped bring attention to new and established artists. The Lion I Riddim, released in 2010, is a good example of this roots movement. The instrumental was often played in roots sessions that year, showing its popularity in the reggae community. On this riddim, Cultural Sound also steps forward as an artist with the track “Lion I Riddim,” highlighting their creative skills beyond production. Several singers brought their own style to the project. Adowa’s “Mountains To Climb” stands out with strong vocals and positive lyrics. Bobo David delivers “Who Jah Bless,” a song that many reggae fans know for its uplifting message. Chaddy Royal, who has worked with various producers in the roots scene, appears twice with “Cyaa Pull Me Dung” and “Take I Fe Clown.” Congo Judah adds his voice with “Reggae Day,” bringing more roots energy to the riddim. Together, these artists and Cultural Sound kept the roots reggae spirit alive in 2010, making Lion I Riddim a memorable part of that year’s reggae sound.
Lion I Tracklist:
- Adowa – Mountains To Climb
- Bobo David – Who Jah Bless
- Chaddy Royal – Cyaa Pull Me Dung (Bonus Track)
- Chaddy Royal – Take I Fe Clown
- Congo Judah – Reggae Day
- Cultural Sound – Lion I Riddim (Instrumental)
- Frass – Children Of Zion
- Jah Bless – Poor Man Cry
- Jemini – Fallin
- Karli Owli – Stay Focus
- Simon Splinter – Music Still Ina Me
- Turbulous – Riding Throught Your City
- Zed I – Jah Works
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