Red Redemption Riddim – Hungry Lion

Hungry Lion’s Red Redemption Riddim came out of that mid-2010s run of rootsy digital reggae that still had enough bite for the sound system. The 2016 set is compact, with just five cuts and an instrumental tucked into the sequence, so it plays more like a focused EP than a sprawling juggling project. Anthony B leads the vocal side with “Fyah Bun, ” and Dada Yute’s “Negus” and Igor Salify’s “Too Dangerous” keep the militant tone moving before Victorious Vibrations closes with “Visionary Man. ” The final track, “Red Redemption Instrumental, ” leaves the riddim’s pulse exposed at the end. 񟚀citeturn0search0turn0search6turn0search2turn0search5

Red Redemption Riddim Tracklist:

1. Anthony B – Fyah Bun
2. Dada Yute – Negus
3. Igor Salify – Too Dangerous
4. Instrumental – Red Redemption Instrumental
5. Victorious Vibrations – Visionary Man