REBELLION RIDDIM produced by VERTEX PRODUCTIONS 2005
Rebellion Overview
In 2005, the Rebellion Riddim came to life in a vibrant studio setting, marked by creativity and collaboration. The sound system producer, VERTEX PRODUCTIONS, led the creative direction, ensuring that the riddim had a strong foundation with catchy hooks and melodic rhythms. Known for their impactful productions, VERTEX PRODUCTIONS has been influential in the reggae scene, often praised for their ability to bring out the best in artists. The Rebellion Riddim features a collection of talented artists who each brought their unique style to the project. Bescenta contributed with "Universal Love," a track that highlights his smooth vocal delivery and positive message. Bescenta has been known for his uplifting music, and this song fits perfectly within his repertoire. Gyptian's "Bring It On" is another standout on the riddim. Gyptian, who gained international fame with his hit song "Hold You," showcases his ability to blend soulful melodies with reggae beats. His contribution to the Rebellion Riddim adds a layer of depth and emotion. Fantan Mojah's "Murderer" provides a powerful performance, reflecting his roots in conscious reggae music. Known for songs like "Hail the King," Fantan Mojah's work often addresses social issues, and "Murderer" is no exception, delivering a message that resonates with many listeners. Lastly, Bertus offers "Reckless Life," a track that captures the essence of reggae's storytelling tradition. Bertus's contribution rounds out the riddim, adding a raw and authentic feel. Together, these artists and the skilled production from VERTEX PRODUCTIONS made the Rebellion Riddim a memorable highlight of reggae music in 2005.
Rebellion Tracklist:
- Bescenta – Universal Love
- Gyptian – Bring It On
- Fantan Mojah – Murderer
- X – Ray And Pam Hall – Must Rebel
- Bertus – Reckless Life
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