MAN ON EARTH RIDDIM produced by XTERMINATOR 1999
Man On Earth Overview
The roots reggae collection known as Man On Earth Riddim first appeared in Jamaica in 1999. This anthology quickly became a favorite among reggae fans, standing out for its powerful message and classic sound. At the center of the project are four respected artists: Luciano, Mikey General, Prince Malachi, and Roaring Lion. Luciano, known for his uplifting voice and conscious lyrics, delivers the standout track "When Man On Earth." Luciano is also widely recognized for his hit song "It's Me Again Jah," which helped make him a household name in roots reggae. Mikey General, another important figure in the genre, brings warmth and spirit with his song "How Could I Want." Mikey General is known for his collaborations with reggae greats, including working frequently alongside Luciano. Prince Malachi adds his own touch with the heartfelt "Mother Dont Fret." Roaring Lion completes the set with "Home," adding more depth to the riddim’s rootsy feel. The producer behind the project is XTERMINATOR, a label and production house led by the late Philip "Fatis" Burrell. XTERMINATOR is known for shaping the sound of 1990s roots reggae, working with artists like Sizzla and Beres Hammond. The label’s signature style is easy to recognize—deep bass, echoing effects, and a steady roots groove. Man On Earth Riddim echoes the true spirit of 1999 roots reggae. With strong performances and timeless production, it remains a standout release from that era.
Man On Earth Tracklist:
- Luciano – When Man On Earth
- Mikey General – How Could I Want
- Prince Malachi – Mother Dont Fret
- Roaring Lion – Home
- When Man On Earth Riddim Version
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