To Di East Riddim – Bantu Nation Movements / Jah-N-I Movement

Bantu Nation Movements and Jah-N-I Movement frame To Di East Riddim as a rootsy, one-drop session with a heavy dub tilt and a clear consciousness vibe, the kind of cut that feels aimed at sound systems and serious listeners alike. The line-up keeps the focus tight: Warrior King linking with Jahriffe on “Many Mansions” brings the clearest hook, while King Mas on “Can’t Draw We Out” and Princess Kazayah on “The Mission” lean into pride, history, and uplift. Jahriffe’s “God Body” and Ras I-Dre’s “Sweet Reggae” keep that spiritual thread moving, and Wadadah II’s “Spiritual Ancestor Dub” pushes the whole set deeper into echo and atmosphere. Released in 2018, it sits neatly in that wave of U. S. -based roots projects from the period that were carrying Rastafari themes with a modern studio polish.

To Di East Riddim Tracklist:

1. Jahriffe – God Body
2. King Mas – Can’T Draw We Out
3. Princess Kazayah – The Mission
4. Ras I-Dre – Sweet Reggae
5. Wadadah Ii – Spiritual Ancestor Dub
6. Warrior King Feat Jahriffe – Many Mansions