THE ZION TRAIN PROJECT RIDDIM produced by APS.COLUMBIAN 2013
The Zion Train Project Overview
In 2013, the Zion Train Project Riddim became a favorite in reggae sound system culture. The riddim’s deep bass, steady drums, and classic reggae guitar made it easy for selectors to blend tracks and keep the crowd moving. Sound systems often used this riddim as a base for long sessions, letting different artists ride the same instrumental with their own style. The foundation of the riddim comes from producer APS.COLUMBIAN. Known for his work in the reggae scene, APS.COLUMBIAN helped shape the modern roots sound. His label, Zion Train Project, released several tracks that year, and this riddim stood out for its rich, cohesive feel. The production pulled together elements of old-school reggae and gave them a fresh twist that still feels timeless. On this riddim, several artists made their mark. Nesbeth’s “Nuh Feel Safe - The Zion Train Project” added powerful vocals and a message of caution. Nesbeth is well known for his hit “My Dream,” which topped charts in Jamaica and brought him international attention. Determine’s “We Need A Miracle - The Zion Train Project” brought urgency and hope to the mix. Indecka’s “Bloodshed - The Zion Train Project” offered a thoughtful take on struggle and survival. Kalano’s “Zion Train - The Zion Train Project” kept the roots vibe alive, while Lutan Fyah’s “Livin In The Ghetto - The Zion Train Project” delivered his signature conscious lyrics. Lutan Fyah is respected for his consistent output, including the album “Phantom War.” Fans still play the Zion Train Project Riddim as a memory of 2013 roots reggae, proving its lasting power in sound system culture.
The Zion Train Project Tracklist:
- Nesbeth – Nuh Feel Safe – The Zion Train Project
- Determine- We Need A Miracle – The Zion Train Project
- Indecka – Bloodshed – The Zion Train Project
- Kalano – Zion Train – The Zion Train Project
- Lutan Fyah – Livin In The Ghetto – The Zion Train Project
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