RISE ABOVE RIDDIMM – HARMONY HOUSE 2001
Rise Above Overview
In 2001, reggae fans got a special treat with a roots project that stood out for its deep sound and positive message. The music came out during a time when roots reggae was having a strong moment, connecting people with messages of unity and hope. The project brought together artists like Beres Hammond Ginja, Rise Above, and Sugarblack Saba Lebanchuleh. Beres Hammond is well known in reggae for his smooth voice and classic hits such as “Rockaway” and “Tempted to Touch.” On this project, he teamed up with Ginja for the song “Rise Above.” Their voices blended well over the steady reggae beat, giving listeners a feeling of strength and upliftment. Rise Above also delivered a track called “Version.” This song let the riddim shine and gave fans a pure instrumental to enjoy. Sugarblack Saba Lebanchuleh added to the roots vibe with “Everybody Need Love.” This track reminded everyone about the importance of love and togetherness. Fans still remember the sound of this musical backdrop from 2001. The songs carried a message of peace and unity, which was needed at the time. Even today, the riddim stands as a strong example of roots reggae’s power to bring people together through music.
Rise Above Tracklist:
- Beres Hammond Ginja – Rise Above
- Rise Above – Version
- Sugarblack Saba Lebanchuleh – Everybody Need Love
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