RASTA RIDDIM VOL 2 – YUTMAN RECORDS 2021
Rasta Overview
Rasta Riddim, released in 2021, stands out for its smooth, uplifting reggae beat and deep basslines. The riddim brings a sense of calm and positivity, with a steady groove that invites listeners to relax and reflect. Its rhythm is warm and inviting, capturing the essence of roots reggae while adding a fresh touch for new audiences. The project features a mix of artists, each bringing their own style and message. Uwe Banton delivers "What kind of World," a track that blends conscious lyrics with his signature soulful delivery. Uwe Banton is well-known in the reggae community, especially for his song "Rightful Place," which has gained international recognition. Vido Jelashe’s "Judgement Day" carries a powerful message, supported by his strong vocal presence. TriXstar adds her unique flavor with "Own Way," a song that highlights her energetic approach to reggae. TriXstar is recognized for her work promoting female voices in the genre and has performed at major reggae festivals in Europe. Jon Moon offers two contributions: "Rasta Is," which explores spiritual themes, and the "Rasta Riddim Instrumental," a track that lets the riddim’s pure sound shine. NoizeKilla’s "Got Some Essence" rounds out the lineup with a vibrant, rhythmic flow. The riddim’s production plays a key role in its impact, blending modern sound system culture with classic reggae roots. The producer’s attention to detail ensures each track stands out while keeping the overall sound unified. Even years after its release, Rasta Riddim remains a favorite for reggae fans, serving as a memorable roots soundtrack from 2021. Its combination of message, melody, and culture continues to resonate in reggae circles today.
Rasta Tracklist:
- Uwe Banton – What kind of World
- Vido Jelashe – Judgement Day
- TriXstar – Own Way
- Jon Moon – Rasta Is
- NoizeKilla – Got Some Essence
- Jon Moon – Rasta Riddim Instrumental
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