Prosper Riddim produced by Redbud Records 2009
Prosper Overview
In 2009, reggae fans were drawn to a roots instrumental that captured the classic spirit of the genre. This sound was not just a tribute to the past but also felt fresh for its time. The riddim’s deep bass and steady drums reminded many listeners of reggae’s foundation, while the melodies kept things modern. The craftsman behind this roots instrumental brought real knowledge of the genre’s traditions. His careful production style allowed each artist’s voice to shine. Redbud Records, the label behind the release, was known for pushing reggae music forward. Based in the United States, Redbud Records had already built a reputation for quality reggae and dancehall productions. Their work helped bring more attention to roots reggae in the digital age. Several respected artists recorded songs over this instrumental. Turbulence contributed “Live Good And Prosper,” adding his powerful and conscious lyrics. Turbulence is well known for his hit “Notorious,” which made a big impact in the early 2000s. Lutan Fyah’s “The Way We Live” brought thoughtful messages, while Natty King’s “Friends” offered his signature smooth vocals. Natty King is recognized for his song “No Guns To Town,” which won him acclaim in Jamaica and abroad. Chezidek added “Trap,” Rob Symeonn delivered “No More,” and each artist brought their own unique style. Fans remember this riddim from events in 2009, when its roots sound and strong performances stood out in reggae music.
Prosper Tracklist:
- Turbulence – Live Good And Prosper
- Lutan Fyah – The Way We Live
- Natty King – Friends
- Chezidek – Trap
- Rob Symeonn – No More (7 Version)
- Spectacular – Long Life
- Al Pancho – Hold Di Faith
- Prestige – Never Gonna Let It Go
- Nando Fresh – Guide Over Us
- Donovan Steele – Dem A Bad Man
- Stream – Woman
- Keisha Patterson – Rather Be Alone
- Jah Quake – Rugged And Done
- Prosper Riddim (Redbud Records) (Phillip Smart Dub) – Version
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