These two classic Lustre Kings’ Riddims are now available for the first time in downloadable, digital format. These two dark, roots riddims typically embody the sounds that have been coming out of the Lustre Kings’ camp over the years. The “fortune teller” riddim was originally released in 2002 on 7″ and on the compilation album “Culture Dem", but the powerful “Bun Dem Again", by Turbulence, was missing. The bass-heavy riddim captures the fusion of the old-and-new sounds
in reggae and features a slew of up-and-coming artists from Jamaica in their early form. “No More War” from Lutan Fyah is a lyrical masterpiece.

The “Alarm Clock” was originally released in 2003 on 7″ and also appeared on the “Culture Dem 2″ compilation album. This heavy riddim is crafted entirely by live instruments and features world-renown Jamaican percussionist, Bongo Herman. The riddim features the usual stock of talent LK is accustomed to brining to the
massive., Turbulence, Natural Black, Two Lutan Fyah songs on the same riddim, a very early tune from Natty King, and a wicked combination from Luciano and Al Pancho are highlights on this riddim. Alarm Clock is a must have for any lovers of roots music.

Track List:
1) Caring - Jah Mason
2) Burn Dem Again - Turbulence
3) No More War - Lutan Fyah
4) Thunderous Sound - Norrisman
5) War and Revolution - Yami Bolo
6) Version Fortune Teller
7) Rise aand Shine - Lutan Fyah
8) Revlution Pon Di Wicked-Turbulence
9) Unity is Strength - Luciano / Al Pancho
10) Straight Up - Natural Black
11) See the Wicked Run - Natty King
12) Last Call - Moon the Digital Ancient
13) Welcome to Say - Norrisman
14) Woe to the Bloody City - Lutan Fyah
15) version Alarm Clock

Matt Rodriguez is back on Stereo in the Classics Division. Read the press release.