Rebellion Riddim produced by Maximum Sound 2010
Rebellion Overview
The Rebellion Riddim came out in 2010, during a time when reggae was mixing classic roots sounds with fresh ideas. This riddim brought back the spirit of 1970s reggae, but with modern energy. It became a favorite for fans who love real roots reggae. The music arranger behind this project played a big role in shaping its sound. They blended traditional reggae instruments—like deep bass and steady drums—with smooth melodies. This gave the riddim a laid-back but powerful feeling, making it easy to enjoy both at home and at a dance. Maximum Sound, the producer, is known in the reggae world for high-quality releases. Founded by Frenchie in the 1990s, Maximum Sound has worked with many top reggae artists and is respected for keeping reggae’s authentic sound alive. Their attention to detail and roots style helped make the Rebellion Riddim stand out. The compilation features some of reggae’s finest voices. Anthony B delivers a message of strength and hope in “Hold The Faith.” Chezidek & U Roy join forces on “Teach Dem,” blending classic deejay style with soulful singing. Gappy Ranks brings emotion and reality with “Heavy Load.” Johnny Clarke & Fantan Mojah unite for “Rebel With A Cause,” a song about standing up for what’s right. Konshens touches hearts with “No More Tears.” Luciano & Mikey General sing praises in “Hosanna,” while Tarrus Riley’s “Poverty Nuh Inna Fashion” reminds us of social issues. Rebellion Riddim remains a key part of reggae history. Its powerful messages and strong rhythms still inspire fans today.
Rebellion Tracklist:
- Anthony B – Hold The Faith
- Bunny Lee & The Agrovators – Rebellion Riddim
- Chezidek & U Roy – Teach Dem
- Gappy Ranks – Heavy Load
- Johnny Clarke & Fantan Mojah – Rebel With A Cause
- Konshens – No More Tears
- Luciano & Mikey General – Hosanna
- Tarrus Riley – Povertyu Nuh Inna Fashion
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