RIGHTEOUSNESS RIDDIM produced by BLACK AKADEHMY RECORDS 2011
Righteousness Overview
In 2011, reggae riddims were exploring new directions, but the Righteousness Riddim brought listeners back to deep roots. Its foundation rhythm stood out that year for its classic reggae feel, blending old-school vibes with fresh production. This made it a favorite among fans who wanted both nostalgia and something new. The music arranger behind Righteousness Riddim played a big part in shaping its sound. Their choices gave the project a smooth flow and strong unity, helping each artist shine while keeping the album’s spirit intact. The producer, BLACK AKADEHMY RECORDS, is known for supporting roots reggae and dancehall artists across Europe and beyond. The label has built a reputation for quality releases and has worked with both rising and established talent. Each artist brought their own energy to the project. Benjammin & Clapper Priest delivered “One More Time,” a track with heartfelt vocals and classic roots instrumentation. Black Akadehmy’s own “Righteousness Riddim” showcased the label’s vision and production skills. Jah Nattoh’s “Rasta Mash Up Di Place” added a Spanish reggae flavor—Jah Nattoh is well-known in Spain’s reggae scene for albums like “Siempre Fuerte.” Little Pepe’s “Accion De Gracias” continued this international touch; he is recognized for his hit “De Málaga hacia el mundo.” Mandingo Warrior’s “Dash Di Fire” brought powerful delivery, reflecting his experience performing at major European festivals. Together, these tracks made Righteousness Riddim a key roots anthology in 2011’s reggae playlists.
Righteousness Tracklist:
- Benjammin & Clapper Priest – One More Time
- Black Akadehmy – Righteousness Riddim (Version)
- Jah Nattoh – Rasta Mash Up Di Place
- Little Pepe – Accion De Gracias
- Mandingo Warrior – Dash Di Fire
- Rebellion The Recaller – Cool
- Shabu – Secreto
- Sr Wilson – Conscious Deejay
- Zuri – Rencor
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