RUSTY LASS RIDDIM produced by YAM & BANANA
Rusty Lass Overview
The Rusty Lass Riddim brought together a powerful lineup of reggae tracks in 2021. This cultural recording features songs that quickly became favorites on reggae playlists. The tracklist includes Da Fuchaman & Junior Morgan with "Lie Dem a Tell," Jah Garvey’s "Sound Killa," K.O.A’s "My Sound," King Ferno’s "Ina Di Music," and King Salaman’s "Black Like We." Other strong entries are "Wrap Up a Spliff" by Mad Sam & Jah Mason, "New Era" from Niggi Tallawah, "Sweet Reggae Music" by Norris Brown, "Genuine Love" by Tall Rich, and "Put Heart In It" by Tasungie. Each artist brings their own style to the riddim. Da Fuchaman & Junior Morgan join forces on "Lie Dem a Tell," blending their voices over the classic reggae beat. Da Fuchaman is known for his energetic stage presence and conscious lyrics, and he has released albums like "Rasta Will Be There." Jah Garvey stands out with "Sound Killa," adding his rootsy delivery. K.O.A brings a fresh sound with "My Sound," while King Ferno keeps the vibe strong on "Ina Di Music." King Salaman’s "Black Like We" adds a powerful message about identity and pride. Behind the scenes, the producers YAM and BANANA are the foundation builders of this riddim. YAM is recognized for his work with several reggae projects and has produced tracks that have gained thousands of streams online. BANANA is known for collaborating with different artists and helping shape the modern reggae sound. The Rusty Lass Riddim is still remembered as a key part of reggae’s 2021 history, keeping the spirit of the genre alive.
Rusty Lass Tracklist:
- Da Fuchaman & Junior Morgan – Lie Dem a Tell
- Jah Garvey – Sound Killa
- K.O.A – My Sound
- King Ferno – Ina Di Music
- King Salaman – Black Like We
- Mad Sam & Jah Mason – Wrap Up a Spliff
- Niggi Tallawah – New Era
- Norris Brown – Sweet Reggae Music
- Tall Rich – Genuine Love
- Tasungie – Put Heart In It
- Yam & Banana – Rusty Lass Riddim (Instrumental)
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