Come Home Riddim (1992) – Digital B

Digital B’s 1992 Come Home Riddim sits in that early-’90s run where Bobby Digital was sharpening a cleaner, more digital reggae sound without losing the roots feeling underneath. The little four-track set keeps the focus tight: Cocoa Tea’s “Go Home Soundboy” has the kind of warning-shot edge he could turn into gold, Delroy Wilson’s “Won’t You Come Home” leans on that classic, weary plea, and Garnet Silk’s “Place In Your Heart” brings the sweetest vocal of the bunch. Sanchez closes the vocal side with “Shower Me With Your Love, ” which keeps the mood warm and devotional, and the release leaves you with a compact, polished slice of Digital B’s catalogue rather than a crowded showcase.