TRUTH AND RIGHTS RIDDIM produced by MASSIVE B 2005
Truth And Rights Overview
The one drop bass line is a classic reggae sound that fans still love to hear today, especially when they remember the music of 2005. This year was marked by the release of the Truth And Rights Riddim, a collection that brought together some of the best voices in reggae and dancehall. Anthony Cruz's "People Bawlin" is one of the standout tracks. Cruz, known for his smooth voice and heartfelt lyrics, adds depth to the riddim with this song. Chezidek's "Dem A Fight We" and Choppa Chop's "Lovely Day" also contribute to the reflective and conscious vibe that the one drop bass line enhances. Chuck Fender, another artist on the riddim, is known for his dedication to socially conscious music, and his track "All About Da Weed" fits perfectly into this collection. Johnny Osbourne, who is legendary for his hit "Truth And Rights," teams up with Burro Banton for "The Truth," bringing a powerful message. Osbourne's influence in reggae is undeniable, having shaped the genre with his iconic voice. The producer behind this memorable riddim is MASSIVE B, a well-respected name in the reggae world. Known for his label and production work, MASSIVE B has a history of creating music that resonates with fans. His ability to blend romantic vibes with conscious lyrics made the Truth And Rights Riddim a standout project in 2005. Through these artists and the guiding hand of MASSIVE B, the one drop bass line in this riddim remains a cherished memory for reggae fans, reminding them of the roots and soul of the music from that year.
Truth And Rights Tracklist:
- Anthony Cruz – People Bawlin
- Chezidek – Dem A Fight We
- Choppa Chop – Lovely Day
- Chuck Fender – All About Da Weed
- Johnny Osbourne & Burro Banton – The Truth
- Johnny Osbourne – Truth And Rights
- Khari Kill – Picture Of Selassie
- King Kong – I Feel A Joy
- Richie Spice – Youths Are So Cold
- Sizzla – Give Jah Thanx
- Spanner Banner – Crush
- Version – Truths And Rights Riddim
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