TRUTHS RIDDIM produced by COSTA REBEL PRODUCTIONS 2014
Truths Overview
In 2014, the Truths Riddim project by COSTA REBEL PRODUCTIONS brought a classic reggae sound to new listeners. This reggae rhythm stayed close to the roots, using the traditional one-drop beat and warm basslines. However, the project also blended with other genres. You can hear touches of Latin and dancehall styles in the way the artists perform, making the riddim feel both old and fresh. Each artist gave something special. Jah Fabio’s song "Justice" stands out with its strong message and smooth delivery. Jah Fabio is known for his work in the Latin reggae scene, especially his collaboration with Alborosie on the track "Blessings." Jahricio brings energy with "Gimme Di Mic," showing his skill as a performer from Chile’s reggae movement. Krisn Muliya’s "Thy Word My Sword" adds a spiritual side to the riddim, reflecting his Indonesian reggae roots. Lion Powda’s "Morning Medi" is uplifting, perfect for starting the day with positive vibes. Mike Joseph, with "Yo Soy," adds a unique flavor, singing in Spanish and connecting with reggae fans across Latin America. Other artists like Pablo Livity ("Por Que? Hay Tanta Violencia") and Pipo Ti ("Paso En Falso") also join, each keeping the reggae foundation but bringing their own influences. COSTA REBEL PRODUCTIONS, a label based in Spain, is known for supporting international reggae artists and building bridges between cultures. Their work on Truths Riddim shows their skill in producing clean, balanced reggae sounds. Even today, fans play Truths Riddim as a memory of roots reggae from 2014, enjoying its mix of tradition and worldwide talent.
Truths Tracklist:
- Jah Fabio – Justice
- Jahricio – Gimme Di Mic
- Krisn Muliya – Thy Word My Sword
- Lion Powda – Morning Medi
- Mike Joseph – Yo Soy
- Pablo Livity – Por Que? Hay Tanta Violencia
- Pipo Ti – Paso En Falso
- Truths Riddim (Instrumental Version)
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