Prophecy 23 Riddim produced by Blacker Dread Muzik 2023
Prophecy 23 Overview
Prophecy 23 Riddim came out in 2023, bringing fresh energy to the reggae scene. This roots reggae project is built on a melodic riddim, and it features both veteran and rising artists. Each song shows a different side of the reggae tradition. Vivian Jones, a respected singer in the UK reggae community, delivers “Bong Gone.” Jones is known for his classic track “Red Eyes” and has been active since the 1980s, making him a trusted voice in roots music. Blacker Dread appears on several tracks, including “Black Dubb 701,” “Black Dubb 702,” “Black Dubb 703,” and “Black Dubb 704.” Blacker Dread is not only an artist but also a key figure in the UK reggae industry, having run the famous Blacker Dread record shop in Brixton, London. Stephanie Joseph stands out with her song “Prophecy.” She brings a fresh vocal style to the riddim, adding a modern touch to the roots sound. Fred Locks, known for his roots anthem “Black Star Liners,” performs “Gonna Be Awrite.” Locks has been a major name in reggae since the 1970s, always keeping roots culture alive. Earth Warrior’s “The Exodus” offers conscious lyrics and a strong delivery, continuing the message tradition in reggae. The producer behind this anthology is Blacker Dread Muzik. The label is well known for supporting UK reggae and has worked with many important artists over the years. Their influence is clear in the quality of production and the authentic roots sound of the riddim. This roots anthology is one of the standout reggae releases of 2023, showing the lasting power and diversity of the genre.
Prophecy 23 Tracklist:
- Vivian Jones – Bong Gone
- Blacker Dread – Black Dubb 701 (Instrumental)
- Stephanie Joseph – Prophecy (23)
- Blacker Dread – Black Dubb 702 (Instrumental)
- Fred Locks – Gonna Be Awrite
- Blacker Dread – Black Dubb 703 (Instrumental)
- Earth Warrior – The Exodus
- Blacker Dread – Black Dubb 704 (Instrumental)
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