Stress Free Riddim (More) – Various Artist
Stress Free Overview
Roots reggae in 2009 saw a strong return to classic sounds, thanks to skilled craftspeople who shaped the music’s direction. These producers and musicians focused on live instruments and deep rhythms, keeping reggae’s roots and culture at the front. Their influence helped bring new energy to the genre that year. One notable project from this time was the Stress Free Riddim, which included a dub version that fit perfectly with the roots style of the era. Moving to the artists, Diamond (From Mbc) stood out with the track "Way Up." Diamond (From Mbc) is known in reggae circles for his smooth delivery and conscious lyrics. His work on this riddim added a peaceful, uplifting feeling that matched the roots vibe. Alongside him, Lyndo Bwoy brought his own flavor with "Fling It Up Pon Mi." Lyndo Bwoy’s energetic style and clear vocals made his song a highlight of the collection. Both tracks kept the positive and thoughtful message of reggae alive. The Stress Free Riddim album collection, with its roots-driven sound and strong performances, helped carry forward reggae’s tradition of conscious music in 2009. It reminded listeners of the power of roots reggae, while also giving a fresh voice to the artists involved. This project remains a memorable part of reggae’s story from that year.
Stress Free Tracklist:
- Diamond (From Mbc) – Way Up (Edit)
- Lyndo Bwoy – Fling It Up Pon Mi (Clean)
- Lyndo Bwoy – Fling It Up Pon Mi (Radio Edit)
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