Bumpy Riddim (2004) – Joe Gs

Joe G’s keeps this one tight and vocal-led, with just four cuts carrying a warm, mid-2000s reggae groove that sits closer to roots than anything flashy. Ghizzo’s “Peace And Love” sets the tone early, and Peter Spence teaming with Michelle Cross on “Sorry For You” gives the riddim its sharpest emotional edge, the kind of duet that lets the producer’s clean, understated backing breathe around the voices. Nyah and Sugar Black keep the mood steady on “My Way” and “Goodbye To Love, ” rounding out a small but focused session that feels more like a local find than a big showcase, and that’s part of the charm.