REBEL ARCHIVES RIDDIM produced by BIG BANG MUSIC 2014
Rebel Archives Overview
In 2014, the Rebel Archives Riddim brought a fresh roots reggae sound that stood out among other reggae releases of its time. The instrumental was built on classic reggae rhythms, but it added a modern energy that made it popular with both old-school fans and new listeners. Many roots selectors praised the riddim for its deep bass and lively drum patterns, which made it perfect for sound system sessions. The artists on this riddim gave strong performances. Isasha delivered “Run,” a song that connects with his Trinidadian roots and follows his success with “Don’t You Know,” a popular track in the Caribbean reggae scene. Jah Defender’s “Go Home” added a conscious message, showing his reputation as a roots reggae singer from Trinidad and Tobago. King David’s “Peace Makers” brought a call for unity and calm, while Ruben’s “Give Thanx” offered gratitude and positive vibes. Compared to other reggae riddims released in 2014, Rebel Archives Riddim stood out because it stayed true to the roots reggae sound. Many riddims from that year leaned toward dancehall or digital styles, but this one kept the classic feel alive. Roots selectors often chose it for their sets because it worked well on big speakers and kept crowds moving. BIG BANG MUSIC produced the riddim. The label is known for supporting roots reggae and helping Caribbean artists reach wider audiences. Their work on this project showed their dedication to quality and tradition. Today, roots fans still talk about the Rebel Archives Riddim as a highlight of 2014, remembering its strong roots instrumental and the artists who brought it to life.
Rebel Archives Tracklist:
- Isasha – Run
- Jah Defender – Go Home
- King David – Peace Makers
- Ruben – Give Thanx
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