Blind Mice Riddim (2005) – Joe Frasier

Joe Frasier’s Blind Mice Riddim keeps the cast tight and the mood firmly in mid-2000s roots reggae, with just four cuts and a clean version track anchoring the whole thing. Glen Washington’s “Pour Your Sugar” is the sweet spot here, all smooth phrasing and easy uplift, while Roger Robin’s “Never Gonna Leave Your Side” leans more into that steady lover’s-rock warmth. Screwdriver’s “Owe We” adds a tougher edge and keeps the set from drifting too soft. Frasier was already a familiar name in reggae production by this point, and this 2005 outing has that polished, no-nonsense feel you’d expect from a producer who knew how to keep a riddim moving without crowding it.