Psychology Riddim – Rising Sun Records

PSYCHOLOGY RIDDIM produced by RISING SUN RECORDS 2005

Psychology Overview

In 2005, a unique reggae sound was crafted in the studio, blending rocksteady rhythms with dub influences. This creation was guided by RISING SUN RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae vibes. The label has been influential in the reggae scene, ensuring that each track carries a distinct echo of dub, which has become its signature. The Psychology Riddim was a standout release, featuring several talented artists. Chris And Champani brought a joyful vibe with their track "Smile," capturing the essence of positivity in reggae music. Chrisinti delivered a powerful message with "Not Fa Sale," showcasing his lyrical depth and connection to roots reggae. Fire Star's "Guns And Bomb" added a fiery energy to the riddim, emphasizing themes of peace and unity. Ghetto Youths contributed with "King Prof," a track that resonates with the struggles and triumphs of everyday life. Isemaj's "Life Aint No Toy" offered a reflective take on the challenges faced by many, adding depth to the riddim's overall message. These artists, along with others like Jah Mason with "Mek Wi Gadda" and Jahmali with "Blood Speaks," helped cement the Psychology Riddim as a memorable piece of reggae history. Luciano's "Good To Be Love" and Lukie D's "Carry - On" further enriched the collection, each bringing their unique style to the mix. Even today, fans continue to listen to this rocksteady flow, cherishing it as a roots memory from 2005.

Psychology Tracklist:

1. Chris And Champani – Smile
2. Chrisinti – Not Fa Sale
3. Fire Star – Guns And Bomb
4. Ghetto Youths – King Prof
5. Isemaj – Life Aint No Toy
6. Jah Mason – Mek Wi Gadda
7. Jahmali – Blood Speaks
8. King Prof – Ghetto Youths
9. Luciano – Good To Be Love
10. Lukie D – Carry – On
11. Nozzle Man – World Gone Mad
12. Shawn Mcclymont – Virteous Woman
13. Sizzla – Long Long Long
14. Turbulence – Rise
15. Version – Psychology Riddim