RASTA NO DEAL WID DAT RIDDIM produced by UNITEAM MUSIC 2016
Rasta No Deal Wid Dat Overview
Rasta No Deal Wid Dat Riddim was released in 2016 and quickly found its way onto reggae playlists around the world. The release came out of Jamaica, where reggae and dancehall have deep roots. It brought together a set of respected artists, each contributing their own track and style. Vernon Maytone & Johnny Clarke open the riddim with “Have Faith.” Johnny Clarke is well known in reggae for his roots classics from the 1970s, including “None Shall Escape the Judgement.” His collaboration with Vernon Maytone on this riddim is a highlight, bringing together two voices from reggae’s golden era. Prince Jazzbo, another legendary figure, delivers “Rasta No Deal Wid Dat.” Jazzbo was famous for his deejay style and worked with top producers like Coxsone Dodd and Lee “Scratch” Perry during his career. His track on this riddim keeps his conscious lyrics and signature delivery alive. Triston Palma adds “The Hustle,” while Carlton Livingston, recognized for his hit “100 Weight of Collie Weed,” gives us “He Never Knew.” General Smiley, who was part of the popular duo Michigan & Smiley, performs “Them A Wolf.” Each artist brings their own story and sound to the project. The riddim was produced by UNITEAM MUSIC, a label known for working with both established and rising reggae artists. UNITEAM MUSIC has built a reputation for quality roots productions and for keeping the classic reggae sound fresh for new listeners.
Rasta No Deal Wid Dat Tracklist:
- Vernon Maytone & Johnny Clarke – Have Faith
- Prince Jazzbo – Rasta No Deal Wid Dat
- Triston Palma – The Hustle
- Carlton Livingston – He Never Knew
- General Smiley – Them A Wolf
- Carl Meeks – Tenement Yard
- Phillip Fraser – World Without End
- Ricky Chaplin & Kiddus I – It’S A Shame
- Kojo Neatness – War
- Tony Roots – Coming Or Going
- Anthony John – Money Power
- Tony Anthony – Freedom Street
- The Uniteam Allstars – Dub Version
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