Malema Riddim – Rebel Liberation Records

Rebel Liberation Records put out Malema Riddim in September 2015, and the project sits squarely in the conscious reggae lane. The sound is rootsy and message-driven rather than flashy, with a steady mid-tempo pulse that leaves room for the vocals to carry the weight. It feels made for singers who can balance uplift, social commentary, and romance without crowding the rhythm.

Ras Indio leads the charge with No More War Inna Kenya, and that cut gives the riddim its clearest political edge. The Belizean singer has long been known for roots reggae with a positive message, and his style suits a song that reaches beyond personal love songs into broader calls for peace. Gappy Ranks, the British reggae voice with deep ties to London sound system culture, brings a tougher tone on Strong Longer, giving the riddim a more determined, streetwise feel. Wayne Wonder’s Give Her My Heart shifts the energy toward lovers rock, and his smooth, seasoned delivery lightens the mood without breaking the overall flow.

Asher Thomas’ Love Like This and Bedi’s Pree Yuh Love keep the romantic side moving, while Black Kalamawi’s What Makes The World Go Around pushes the project back toward reflection and social awareness. Taken together, the cuts give Malema Riddim a balanced spread of conscience and love, with enough vocal contrast to keep the juggling lively.