SLAVE MASTER RIDDIM produced by KING JUDAH 2007
Slave Master Overview
In 2007, the reggae scene felt a new energy with the arrival of the Slave Master Riddim. The journey of its dub cut began in the studio, where the hands of skilled engineers shaped the sound under the watchful eye of producer KING JUDAH. Known for his steady contributions to reggae and dancehall, KING JUDAH had already made a mark with his label and his ability to bring out the best in artists. As the riddim took shape, it carried the spirit of the streets and the conscious mood of the year. The dub version started to appear at cultural events, echoing messages of awareness and unity. The recording process was smooth, with the studio team focusing on deep bass and crisp drums, giving the riddim its signature peaceful spark. Two standout artists brought their voices to the project. Capleton, famous for his hit “Jah Jah City,” delivered “Slave Master.” His powerful style and conscious lyrics matched the riddim perfectly. Chuck Fender, known for the album “Better Days,” gave the track “Burn Them,” adding his own fire and message. Together, these songs rode the riddim with purpose. The dub cut and its vocal versions became favorites, reflecting the conscious vibes of 2007 and KING JUDAH’s vision. This release still stands out for its strong roots and positive energy.
Slave Master Tracklist:
- Capleton – Slave Master
- Chuck Fender – Burn Them