RIGHTEOUSNESS RIDDIM produced by YAM & BANANA 2021
Righteousness Overview
In 2021, the Righteousness Riddim arrived as a roots reggae release that made a strong mark on sound system culture. The riddim’s conscious sound and steady groove fit perfectly into dances and community sessions, where selectors look for music with real message and feeling. Righteousness Riddim brought that energy, with each track built for heavy bass and clear, uplifting lyrics. The music arrangers played an important role, shaping the warm instrumentation and solid drum patterns. Behind the production were YAM and BANANA, a duo known for their creative work in reggae. YAM and BANANA have produced several notable projects on their label, and have built a reputation for delivering roots riddims that connect with both old-school fans and new listeners. The artists featured on Righteousness Riddim each brought their own style to the project. Junior Morgan & Skan King’s “Tell the Truth” stands out with its direct lyrics and strong delivery. Tasungie & King Salaman come together on “Barriers,” adding depth with their vocal blend. Da Fuchaman’s “Valleys of Righteousness” brings a passionate performance; Da Fuchaman is known for his album “I Am an African,” which gained attention in the UK reggae scene. Empress Talibah delivers “Give the Power,” adding a soulful voice to the mix. Jah Garvey & Niggi Tallawah’s “Hard a Yard” keeps the roots tradition alive, while Roe Delgado’s “Te Mereces Ser Feliz” offers a unique Spanish-language addition. Righteousness Riddim remains one of the standout cultural releases of 2021, celebrated for its roots sound and positive message in reggae circles.
Righteousness Tracklist:
- Junior Morgan & Skan King – Tell the Truth
- Tasungie & King Salaman – Barriers
- Da Fuchaman – Valleys of Righteousness
- Empress Talibah – Give the Power
- Jah Garvey & Niggi Tallawah – Hard a Yard
- Roe Delgado – Te Mereces Ser Feliz
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