Unknown Riddim – Reality Sound

UNKNOWN RIDDIM produced by REALITY SOUND 2005

Unknown Overview

In 2005, reggae was experiencing a vibrant period, with the rocksteady flow bringing a conscious and roots-driven sound to the forefront. The "Unknown Riddim," produced by REALITY SOUND, was a perfect example of this, capturing the essence of reggae while adding an energetic spark that resonated with fans. REALITY SOUND, known for its dedication to authentic reggae vibes, has been influential in shaping the sound of modern reggae. The producer's commitment to quality and roots authenticity has earned them a respected place in the reggae community, with several notable projects under their belt. The "Unknown Riddim" features a talented lineup of artists, each bringing their unique flair to the project. Culture Rebel delivers a powerful performance with "Inna The Geddion," showcasing his ability to convey deep messages through music. Earl Sixteen, a veteran in the reggae scene with a career spanning decades, adds depth with "Dance On The Corner," a track that highlights his smooth vocal style and conscious lyrics. Jah Ruben's "Jah Alone" stands out for its spiritual undertones, while Ras Fraser Jr's "No War" calls for peace and unity, echoing themes that are central to reggae music. The inclusion of "Unknown Riddim" by Version ties the project together, providing a solid foundation that enhances the overall listening experience. Together, these artists and tracks maintain the roots of reggae, making the "Unknown Riddim" a memorable and impactful release in 2005. The collaboration between REALITY SOUND and these talented musicians ensures that the spirit of reggae continues to thrive.

Unknown Tracklist:

1. Culture Rebel – Inna The Geddion
2. Earl Sixteen – Dance On The Corner
3. Jah Ruben – Jah Alone
4. Ras Fraser Jr – No War
5. Version – Unknown Riddim (Reality Sound)

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