RESISTANCE RIDDIM MIX – UNION WORLD MUSIC 2016
Resistance Overview
In the world of reggae and dancehall, sound system culture has always been about powerful rhythms and deep basslines. The dub cut of the Resistance Riddim brings this tradition to life, staying true to the classic reggae structure that sound systems love. The foundation builder on this riddim lays down a steady groove, giving selectors and deejays a solid base to work with. The heavy bass and echoing effects make it perfect for late-night sessions and outdoor dances, where the music’s vibrations can be felt through the ground. The producer behind Resistance Riddim understood the importance of keeping the dub authentic. By using traditional techniques like reverb and delay, the dub cut highlights each instrument and lets the riddim breathe. This approach respects the roots of reggae while still sounding fresh for today’s audiences. Several talented artists voiced their own versions over the Resistance Riddim. Lutan Fyah brings strength and conviction to “No Assistance,” while Tony Curtis delivers soulful emotion on “Rainy Day.” Jahdan Blakkamoore offers a thoughtful message with “You Gonna Lose Her.” Mark Wonder’s “Smiling” adds a positive touch, and Rebellion The Recaller’s “I&I” stands out with its conscious lyrics. Chuck Fenda’s “Steppa” and Mandinka Warrior’s “Who Feels It Knows It” round out the lineup, each bringing their own unique style. The dub cut of Resistance Riddim remains an important part of reggae history. It captures the spirit of sound system culture and showcases the power of collaboration among respected artists.
Resistance Tracklist:
- Lutan Fyah – No Assistance
- Tony Curtis – Rainy Day
- Jahdan Blakkamoore – You Gonna Lose Her
- Mark Wonder – Smiling
- Rebellion The Recaller – I&I
- Chuck Fenda – Steppa
- Mandinka Warrior – Who Feels It Knows It
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