NO MORE WAR RIDDIM -PLATINUM CAMP RECORDS 2014
No More War Overview
The No More War Riddim from 2014 brought together some of reggae’s respected voices. Spanner Banner, well known for his hit song “Life Goes On,” delivers “Who Feels It” on this collection, showing his smooth style and heartfelt lyrics. Bascom X teams up with Flloyd West for “No Gun Play,” a track that stands out for its message and strong vocal blend. Flloyd West, who also appears solo with “No Gun Play,” adds his own energy to the riddim. Snatcha Lion’s “No War” and Richie Spice’s “No War” both speak out for peace, echoing the roots of reggae’s message. Richie Spice is famous worldwide for his song “Earth A Run Red” and remains a key figure in roots reggae. The collection also features Black Sheperd with “Hungry Days,” Cosa with “Love Is Key,” Frass Judgment’s “War Inna Babylon,” Fyah Kush’s “Nah Roll Over,” and Hiya Slice’s “Jah Is My Keeper.” Each song brings a unique voice to the riddim, but all share a common call for unity and hope. The one drop base on this riddim is true to classic reggae style. The steady drum and bass lines create a foundation that lets each artist shine. This traditional rhythm keeps the roots sound alive, while the production quality brings a fresh feel for 2014. No More War Riddim is a strong example of reggae’s ongoing power, bringing together both new and established voices to share important messages through music.
No More War Tracklist:
- Spanner Banner – Who Feels It
- Bascom X Featuring Flloyd West – No Gun Play
- Snatcha Lion – No War (Feat Richie Spice)
- Black Sheperd – Hungry Days
- Cosa – Love Is Key
- Frass Judgment – War Inna Babylon
- Fyah Kush – Nah Roll Over
- Hiya Slice – Jah Is My Keeper
- Jahaint – Shoot Di Yutes
- Keke – Stay Firm
- Lack Chat – No War
- Nichlus – Sell Out Di Roots
- Shav A – Long Run
- Adventerous – Don’T Rock Me
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