RAS ALERT RIDDIM produced by RASTAR RECORDS 2013
Ras Alert Overview
Fans of roots reggae quickly embraced the Ras Alert Riddim when it arrived in 2013. The project became a favorite at sound system sessions, thanks to its deep grooves and conscious lyrics. Listeners praised the way each artist brought their own energy, making every track stand out while still fitting together perfectly. Black Uhuru, known worldwide for their Grammy-winning album “Anthem,” delivered “Scorching Day” on this riddim. Their legendary sound added a classic roots feeling. Chuck Fenda, who made a big impact with his hit “Gash Dem,” brought fire to “Buss Pon Dem,” giving the project a powerful edge. Jah Mason, respected for his uplifting style, contributed “Wings Of Wind,” adding inspiration and hope. Other artists also made strong impressions. King Dann’s “Be Careful” offered wise words, while King Ras Pedro’s “Los Folso” gave the riddim a unique voice. Each song helped the project stay fresh from start to finish. The foundation of this project was built by RASTAR RECORDS, a label known for supporting roots reggae and dancehall artists. RASTAR RECORDS has a history of working with both new and established names in the reggae scene. Their careful production made sure the Ras Alert Riddim kept its smooth, warm sound throughout. Even today, the Ras Alert Riddim is remembered as a key part of reggae’s history in 2013. Its mix of strong voices and classic rhythms keeps fans returning, making it a lasting favorite in the world of roots reggae.
Ras Alert Tracklist:
- Black Uhuru – Scorching Day
- Chuck Fenda – Buss Pon Dem
- Jah Mason – Wings Of Wind
- King Dann – Be Careful
- King Ras Pedro – Los Folso
- Lutan Fyah – Ghetto Youth
- Midnite – Judah Hill
- Niyorah – Bruck Down Barrier
- Norrisman – We Smoke Dro
- Ras Attitude – Meaning Of Royalty
- Richie Spice – Jokey Jokey
- Up Nawt – Burning Bobylon
- Warrior King – Spread Some Love
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