THE HOUSE OF THE RISING SUN RIDDIM produced by DUB SQUAD 2012
The House Of The Rising Sun Overview
The dub release of The House Of The Rising Sun Riddim first appeared in 2012, making a strong mark in reggae circles from the start. Produced by DUB SQUAD, this project quickly found its way into reggae playlists around the world. DUB SQUAD, known for their work in the European reggae scene, have a reputation for deep, roots-inspired riddims. Their productions often highlight social issues, and they have worked with a range of respected artists over the years. On this release, several artists brought their unique voices to the riddim. Brahim, a well-known French reggae singer, contributed the track Trop Chère. Brahim is recognized for his album "Sans Haine," which helped establish his name in the reggae community. Earl Zero, who sings One For Jah, is a respected figure from Jamaica’s roots era. He is known for his classic song "None Shall Escape the Judgment," which remains a staple in reggae history. Faianatur’s Righteous Gates adds another strong voice to the project, bringing conscious lyrics and a steady flow. King Tidal appears with Deeper, while Little Dany delivers Quand Ca Fait Mal, each adding their own style to the riddim. The House Of The Rising Sun Riddim stands out for its smooth, bass-heavy sound and classic reggae feel. Even years after its release, it remains a key part of the reggae story from 2012, showing how one riddim can unite artists and fans across different countries and backgrounds.
The House Of The Rising Sun Tracklist:
- Brahim – Trop Chère
- Earl Zero – One For Jah
- Faianatur – Righteous Gates
- King Tidal – Deeper
- Little Dany – Quand Ca Fait Mal
- Mark Wonder – Born To Be King
- Omar Perry – Find A Better Way
- Pierpoljak – Leave Out Folley
- Ras Matthew – King Of Kings
- Rod Taylor – The House Of The Rising Sun
- Solo Banton – Rising Sun
- Tiwony – Moonlight
- Wildlife – Kuul Ruler
- Zareb – Give Us Solution
- The House Of The Rising Version
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