TRUTHFUL RIDDIM produced by BLAQK SHEEP MUSIC 2020
Truthful Overview
Roots reggae always needs a strong foundation, and the Truthful Riddim delivers just that. Crafted by BLAQK SHEEP MUSIC, this 2020 release stands out for its deep bass and steady rhythms. BLAQK SHEEP MUSIC has built a reputation for quality reggae productions, and their works often appear on streaming platforms and reggae playlists worldwide. The Truthful Riddim gives singers and deejays a solid roots base to express themselves. Julian Marley shines with “Pages,” bringing his signature conscious style and thoughtful lyrics. Mr Vegas, known for his versatility, adds a smooth touch with “Come Back to Me.” RDX, a dynamic duo, keep things lively with “Truth or Lie,” blending catchy melodies with roots energy. Saine’s “2 Can Play” explores love and harmony, while Qraig’s “Why” brings emotion and reflection. Anthony B, with “Beautiful,” adds his powerful voice and message. Cathy Matete’s “Lover's Paradise” and D Burnz’s “Me Neva Know” both ride the riddim with fresh perspectives. Benaissa’s “Too Young” and Turbulence’s “Mountain of Youth” round out the set, each artist making the riddim their own. Each track on the Truthful Riddim is tied together by the same strong musical base, but every singer and deejay adds something unique. This release is a fine example of modern roots reggae, showing how the genre continues to evolve. The Truthful Riddim remains an important part of reggae history, bringing together talented voices over a classic sound.
Truthful Tracklist:
- Julian Marley – Pages
- Mr Vegas – Come Back to Me
- RDX – Truth or Lie
- Saine – 2 Can Play
- Qraig – Why
- Anthony B – Beautiful
- Cathy Matete – Lover’s Paradise
- D Burnz – Me Neva Know
- Benaissa – Too Young
- Turbulence – Mountain of Youth
- Avante – See You Again
- Lexicon – Police
- Ibo Fyah – Angel on the Ground
- Blaqk Sheep – Truthful Riddim
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