RISE UP RIDDIM produced by BLACK REDEMPTION RECORDS 2003
Rise Up Overview
The "Rise Up Riddim" is fondly remembered today as a powerful example of roots reggae from 2003. Its infectious beats and revivalist energy have made it a staple in reggae playlists, echoing the rich tradition of roots music. This riddim showcases the collaborative spirit of artists like Ptah Kruud, Rankin Joe, and Ticklah And Kruud, who each brought their unique style to the table. Ptah Kruud's contributions, such as "Rise Up" and "Earth People," highlight his ability to blend meaningful lyrics with compelling rhythms. These tracks have become classics in their own right, demonstrating Kruud's talent for creating music that resonates with listeners. Rankin Joe, known for his dynamic delivery, adds depth to the riddim with tracks like "Can't Keep Rasta Down" and "No Tribal War." His work on this project continues to be celebrated for its authentic roots sound and powerful messages. Ticklah And Kruud's "Dub Rise" adds an extra layer of depth, bringing a dub influence that enriches the overall sound of the riddim. Their collaboration exemplifies the innovative spirit that defines this release. Guiding the production of the "Rise Up Riddim" was BLACK REDEMPTION RECORDS, a label known for its dedication to authentic reggae sounds. Their expertise in crafting roots music allowed the energetic beats to shine, ensuring that this riddim would leave a lasting impact on the reggae scene. The label's commitment to quality production helped solidify the "Rise Up Riddim" as a timeless piece of reggae history.
Rise Up Tracklist:
- Ptah Kruud – Rise Up
- Ptah Kruud – Earth People (Melodica Mix)
- Rankin Joe – Cant Keep Rasta Down
- Rankin Joe – No Tribal War (Unreleased)
- Ticklah And Kruud – Dub Rise
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