Solidarity Riddim produced Thriller Music 2009
Solidarity Overview
In 2009, reggae fans saw a return to roots sounds with the Solidarity Riddim. This instrumental, known for its deep bass and classic reggae feel, became popular in playlists that year. The riddim brought together several respected artists from the reggae and dancehall scene. Jimmy Riley, a veteran singer known for his soulful voice, contributed “Youre All In Disguize.” Riley’s career began in the 1960s with The Uniques, and he is remembered for hits like “Love and Devotion.” Leroy Smart, famous for his energetic style, performed “Easy On The Poor.” Smart’s song “Ballistic Affair” is one of his best-known tracks. Luciano added “Whos Gonna Stop Them.” Luciano is recognized for his uplifting lyrics and was nominated for a Grammy Award for his album “Zion Awake.” Lutan Fyah brought “Rastafari Children,” staying true to his conscious reggae roots. The collaboration “Solidarity Part 2” featured Mykal Rose and Capleton. Mykal Rose is well known for his work with Black Uhuru, including the Grammy-winning album “Anthem.” Capleton is famous for his fiery performances and songs like “Tour.” With these artists, the Solidarity Riddim captured the spirit of roots reggae in 2009, mixing messages of unity and social awareness. Fans enjoyed these tracks as part of a strong roots revival during that time.
Solidarity Tracklist:
- Jimmy Riley – Youre All In Disguize
- Leroy Smart – Easy On The Poor
- Linval Thompson – Dem A Bawl
- Luciano – Whos Gonna Stop Them
- Lutan Fyah – Rastafari Children
- Mykal Rose And Capleton – Solidarity Part 2
- Philip Frazer – Give Me What Is Mine
- Ras I M I – Red Out There
- Spragga Benz – Babylon
- Sugar Minott – Gun Thing
- Thriller – Stress
- Turbulence – Come Nuh
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