The Roots Reggae artist Natty King told Djslick44 Music News that his highly anticipated, long awaited new album “Rebellution’. Has something for everyone. The wellowell Production ceo said his new album have a lot of positive song to Uplift, Educate, Motivate and Inspire people.
the album is a must have said natty king and everyone should tell a friend to tell a friend to get a copy, because this album also includes my Father Luciano with Why Sacrifice Turbulence, with Prayer a Day Rebellion the Recaller from Gambia, with Free Ghetto Youths Mr Peppa and my cousin Theo Nyeemiya. with Africa Calling
Again I have link up with Sam Gilly from House Of Riddim for the production of this great body of work that won’t let the reggae fans down he said. The songs on the album are produced by Natty King, Hopeton Brown, Backyard Riddims, Julien Pompiere, Carlton Marchall and House of Riddim
Natty King rose to prominence in the early 2000s as he landed his first hit produce by DJ Trinity with ‘Mr. Greedy’, which reached the #1 position on the Jamaican charts. His next single, again, produced by super producers Steely & Clevie ‘No Guns To Town’ debuted at #1 in the Jamaican video charts.
In the following years Natty King toured the world to bring the message of reggae and Rastafari
In 2010 Natty King teamed up with Austria’s House of Riddim for his hit-filed 16-track ‘Born Free” album. The ‘Born Free’-album did a lot for the artist as it expanded his fanbase globally, which was followed with more touring to perform his new hit tracks like ‘Real Herbalist’, ‘Born Free’ ‘Purge Dem’, ‘Care for life’ and ‘Evil Surround Me’.
other Tracks on Rebellution include Early Morning, Hail Rasta Fari, Jah is my Guide, Me She Want, Universal Love, Powers and the title track.
Working closely alongside The Eastern Kindergarten and Preparatory School along with Hopeton Brown of Nyah Bless Music in east Kingston. The school got a boost with a donation of a printer and fan The appliances were purchased with funds from WelloFest, a charity concert staged by the roots artiste natty king.
