Cross Magnet Riddim – Tragedy Entertainment

Cross Magnet came out lean and sharp in 2013, with Tragedy Entertainment keeping the focus on just three vocal cuts and an instrumental. Laden’s “Tick and She Tack It” and Sizzla Kalonji’s “Hey Lady” do most of the heavy lifting here, while Matthew Magent Gore pops up twice, once on “Give Thanks” and again on the closing instrumental under the riddim’s own name. Sizzla’s cut is the obvious magnet, bringing a seasoned voice to a small but pointed dancehall set. It’s the kind of configuration that says the producer wanted the songs to breathe rather than crowd the frame, and the sequencing backs that up: two opens, one clear centerpiece, then the bare riddim left to trail the finish.