UP CULTURE RIDDIM VOL 2 – MILITANT MUZIK 2007
Up Culture Overview
Up Culture Riddim is a reggae roots rhythm that first came out of Jamaica in 2007. This riddim quickly became popular on sound systems and in reggae playlists that year. It has a mellow, steady pace and deep bass, making it a favorite for fans of conscious roots music. Several well-known artists recorded songs on Up Culture Riddim. Anthony B brought his strong voice and message with the track "King Life." Anthony B is known for his hit "Raid the Barn" and his album "Universal Struggle." Capleton, another roots legend, delivered "Fire Afi Burn." Capleton is famous for songs like "Jah Jah City" and has been nominated for Grammy Awards. Jah Mason gave fans "Live Real," keeping his uplifting style. Junior Kelly, respected for his classic "Love So Nice," sang "Life Can't Sweet" on this riddim. Luciano, called "The Messenjah" by fans, performed "No One." Luciano is known for his album "Where There Is Life." The culture arranger for this project helped shape its roots sound, blending harmonies and steady rhythms. In 2007, Up Culture Riddim stood out for its balance and positive energy. It remains a strong example of modern roots reggae, with each artist adding their own spirit to the collection.
Up Culture Tracklist:
UPFULL WAYS RIDDIM
- Anthony B – King Life
- Capleton – Fire Afi Burn
- Jah Mason – Live Real
- Junior Kelly – Life Can’t Sweet
- Luciano – No One
- Mad Cobra – Real Enemy
- Sizzla – Upfull Ways
- Utan Green – Parental Guidance
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