LION PRIDE RIDDIM produced by UPSETTA RECORDS 2017
Lion Pride Overview
UPSETTA RECORDS is the label behind the Lion Pride Riddim, a one drop base that quickly became a staple in roots reggae sessions. Known for their dedication to authentic reggae sounds, UPSETTA RECORDS has built a reputation for quality production and a strong connection to reggae’s dub origins. Their work on Lion Pride Riddim has gathered streams from fans worldwide, helping to keep roots reggae alive in modern times. The collection features some of reggae’s respected voices. Agent Sasco delivers a powerful message with “Winning Right Now,” a track that stands out for its uplifting lyrics and confident delivery. Bobby Hustle brings a thoughtful perspective on “Never Enough,” blending modern storytelling with classic reggae rhythms. Bud’s “All For You” offers heartfelt vocals, adding warmth to the riddim’s deep bassline. Capital D’s “Dancehall Nice Again” gives a nod to the genre’s vibrant party energy, while Delly Ranx keeps things grounded with “My Backative,” showing his signature style. These songs, each with their unique touch, have helped the riddim earn regular rotation with roots selectors across the globe. Other standout tracks in the collection include Gregory Isaacs with “Please Forgive Me,” Greg Roy’s “Get Out,” Jah Wiz with “Hold Up Your Light,” and Perfect Giddimani’s “Faith.” Each artist brings their own flavor, but the riddim’s one drop base ties everything together, honoring reggae tradition. Lion Pride Riddim remains a key release, reminding listeners of the lasting impact of roots reggae and the skillful work of UPSETTA RECORDS.
Lion Pride Tracklist:
- Agent Sasco – Winning Right Now
- Bobby Hustle – Never Enough
- Bud – All For You
- Capital D – Dancehall Nice Again
- Delly Ranx – My Backative
- Gregory Isaacs – Please Forgive Me
- Greg Roy – Get Out
- Jah Wiz – Hold Up Your Light
- Perfect Giddimani – Faith
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