Rastaman Chant Riddim produced by Filomuzik Records and AL.TA.FA.AN Records 2024
Rastaman Chant Overview
The 2024 release of Rastaman Chant Riddim stands out as a strong roots reggae project, thanks to the combined efforts of Filomuzik Records and AL.TA.FA.AN Records. Filomuzik Records, known for pushing authentic reggae sounds, and AL.TA.FA.AN Records, a respected name in roots reggae production, have both played important roles in shaping modern reggae. AL.TA.FA.AN Records, in particular, has a history of working with well-known Jamaican artists and supporting conscious reggae music. The riddim’s dub cut remains faithful to classic reggae structure, using deep basslines, steady drum patterns, and spacious echoes. The recording process involved traditional sound system techniques, with live instruments and analog mixing boards. This approach helps the riddim keep its organic and meditative feel, a hallmark of roots reggae. Each artist adds a unique touch to the dub cut. Luciano’s “Ethiopia Here I Come” brings his signature vocal power—Luciano is known worldwide for his uplifting songs and was nominated for a Grammy in 2002 for the album “A New Day.” Mikey General’s “Rastaman Chant” stands out for its spiritual lyrics and smooth delivery. Big Simon’s “Mama Said” adds heartfelt emotion, while Chezidek’s “Conscience Speak” delivers strong messages, building on his reputation from songs like “Leave De Trees.” Mikelino Rutz, with “Quello che sei,” introduces an international flavor, showing reggae’s global reach. Together, these artists and producers have created a project that proves reggae’s continued strength and relevance in 2024. The dub cut, in particular, highlights the roots tradition and the collaborative spirit of the genre.
Rastaman Chant Tracklist:
- Luciano – Ethiopia Here I Come
- Mikey General – Rastaman Chant
- Big Simon – Mama Said
- Chezidek – Conscience Speak
- Mikelino Rutz – Quello che sei
- Shakaroot – So Long Rastafari
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