Dis Music by Richie Culture & Robbie Melody

Richie Culture Ready To Deliver Fifth EP 'Dis Music' - A Journey From The Roots and Beyond

UK-based reggae artist Richie Culture from Moseley, Birmingham returns with his anticipated fifth EP, "Dis Music", a six-track collection produced by long time collaborator Robbie Melody, released under Trench Rd Roots Records on August 1st.

Following in the footsteps of his previous releases, "Dis Music" is a testament to Richie Culture’s deep connection to Roots, Reggae and Rastafari - coming with the conscious lyrics that he is becoming well known for. With producer Robbie Melody at the controls the EP takes the listener on a journey through Rockers and Rub-A-Dub, Contemporary and Roots Reggae; the pair show respect to the foundation whilst bringing fresh energy to the speaker.

Richie pens powerful messages on his life, his family, unity, togetherness, a plea for a more positive vibration. He speaks of strength and resilience and ultimately a deep connection to 'Dis Music' that shapes the way he combats an ever-challenging world he and we live in. Heartfelt stories, ever conscious, never shallow.

Not one to remain still, Richie has been more involved in the production on this EP getting further involved in the musical hook lines, the drum patterns, the basslines and textures, more so than on previous works - diving deeper into the word sound power and growing as an artist.

"Dis Music" will be available on digital release on all major streaming platforms and soon after on 12” 180gm vinyl sold directly from bandcamp and selected retail outlets.

Fans can stay connected with Richie Culture on social media for updates, tour dates, and exclusive content.

Tracklist:

01 Two Foot
02 Hi Grade [Extended]
03 InI Place
04 Good Vibration
05 Mek It Play
06 Dis Music

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Richie Culture is a UK reggae artist raised in the heart of Moseley, Birmingham. He fell in love with reggae and hip-hop at a young age, but it was only when he started to attend ‘Jam Jah’ [a reggae dance] did he truly fall in love with the sound system culture. He started a sound along with his right hand Stevie, aka ‘Stitch’, called Young Culture Sound.

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