Up & Ready Riddim produced by Nyle Banks Music 2024
Up & Ready Overview
In 2024, the reggae scene welcomed a standout project with the “Up and Ready Riddim.” This set brought together strong voices and cultural messages, making it a memorable release for fans of roots reggae. The riddim was produced by Nyle Banks Music, a label known for its focus on roots revival sounds and quality reggae productions. Nyle Banks Music has built a reputation for working with both established and rising artists, helping to keep conscious reggae at the forefront. The “Up and Ready Riddim” featured five artists, each bringing their unique style. Lutan Fyah delivered “Nothing Don't Bother Me,” showing the same lyrical strength that made his earlier song “Stumbling Block” popular among reggae listeners. Turbulence, known for his hit “Notorious,” contributed “Let It Bloom,” adding his passionate vocal energy to the mix. Nyle Banks, who is both an artist and the producer, performed “Up & Ready,” giving the project its name and setting its uplifting tone. Empress Veniice joined with “Boss Man,” bringing a fresh voice to the roots scene. Sama Sojah, who has worked with reggae greats like Capleton, added “Rastafari,” a song with spiritual depth and clear messages. The set was shaped by the roots selector’s careful choices, blending vocal harmonies and percussion-driven rhythms that stand out compared to other reggae projects of 2024, which often leaned towards digital or dancehall styles. The “Up and Ready Riddim” is remembered as a cultural work, mixing modern sounds with messages of unity and resilience. It stands alongside other roots releases of its time, but its focus on harmony and positive lyrics sets it apart.
Up & Ready Tracklist:
- Lutan Fyah – Nothing Don’t Bother Me
- Turbulence – Let It Bloom
- Nyle Banks – Up & Ready
- Empress Veniice – Boss Man
- Sama Sojah – Rastafari
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