RUMORS OF WAR RIDDIM produced by DB BROS RECORDS 2018
Rumors Of War Overview
The Rumors Of War Riddim is a roots reggae instrumental that quickly found its place in reggae playlists after its 2018 release. The riddim stands out because it blends classic reggae roots with hints of other genres, like dancehall and even touches of hip hop. This mix gives the music a fresh but familiar sound, making it easy for different artists to add their own style. Chuck Fenda is known for his strong roots reggae voice, and his song "Freedom Is A Must" on this riddim shows his passion for conscious music. Chuck Fenda is also famous for his hit "Gash Dem" with Cherine Anderson, which was a major success in Jamaica. Jackson Turner brings a global touch with "We Come To Burn It," mixing English and Chinese lyrics, reflecting his unique background as an American rapper who has worked with artists in China. Naptali’s "Ungodly" delivers deep messages and smooth vocals. Naptali is recognized for his album "Long Journey," which received positive reviews in European reggae circles. Mikey Wild’s "Streets Of Babylon" and Aima Moses with "Stop All The War" both add powerful lyrics about real-life struggles and hope. The producer, DB BROS RECORDS, is a key figure here. Based in China, the label has helped bring reggae to new audiences in Asia. They have worked with both local and international artists, building a bridge between cultures through reggae music. The Rumors Of War Riddim captures the true spirit of 2018 roots reggae.
Rumors Of War Tracklist:
- Chuck Fenda – Freedom Is A Must
- Jackson Turner- We Come To Burn It
- Naptali – Ungodly
- Mikey Wild – Streets Of Babylon
- Aima Moses – Stop All The War
- Nkrumah – Africa
- Iwan – Children Of The Nile
- Shwaniyah – Ghettos Of China
- Isiah Mentor – Warrior
- Zulu Bob – Island’S Sound
- Cger – Ragga
- Apex Zero – The War Is On
- General Huge – Wake Up Again
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