REVOLUTION RELOADED: SIZZLA STRIKES WITH IRIE ITES ON ‘REVOLUTION’
Sizzla isn’t pulling punches. Teaming up again with Irie Ites on production, he breathes new fire into Revolution—a blazing revamp built with rugged hip-hop elements on the iconic Strange Things Riddim. Released by Irie Ites Records and Evidence Music, this release is raw and on point. It hits different.
Originally rooted in a John Holt classic, this version dials up the urgency. From the jump, the track throws you into a sound clash between heavy one-drop roots and boom-bap grit.
Sizzla tears through the mix, spitting truth with vision. He lays bare the weight of poverty, injustice, and broken systems, but never loses sight of unity and love as the path forward.
SIZZLA TEARS THROUGH THE MIX, SPITTING TRUTH WITH VISION
This version doesn’t just update a classic—it weaponises it. With Willy William on the riddim, and Irie Ites’ elite production squad (Jericho, Jérémie Nonorgue, Lucas Jaubert) behind the desk, the sound is crisp, confrontational, and built for big speakers.
Revolution is a warning flare. Press play, stand firm.
ABOUT SIZZLA
Sizzla Kalonji stands as one of reggae’s fiercest and most consistent voices. Blending militant truth with spiritual fire, he’s released over 56 solo albums, including the iconic Black Woman & Child and Grammy-nominated The Messiah.
He’s collaborated with legends like Stephen Marley and Bushman while building community through Judgement Yard in Jamaica.
His sound shifts from roots to dancehall, but his mission stays clear: to uplift, awaken, and push reggae forward—always with purpose.
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ABOUT IRIE ITES
Irie Ites have been shaking Europe’s reggae scene since 2001. Rooted in tradition but always pushing forward, they’ve worked with legends like Sizzla, Capleton, and John Holt.
With 400+ tracks and 80+ singles, their riddims cut deep.
From studio hits to sound system dominance, they’ve won Victoire du Reggae awards and host the annual Spring Reggae Fest. Now, with eyes on bold crossovers like 24h du Mans, Irie Ites keeps reggae moving—loud and proud.
