Exposure Riddim – Uneon Movement

By 2017, reggae riddim projects were still leaning on roots-minded, singer-led arrangements, and Exposure Riddim fits that moment with seven voices riding one Uneon Movement production. Yami Bolo’s “Set Captives Free” and Anthony Redrose’s “Jah Will Never” set the tone early, while Frankie Paul’s “Yutes Dem Crying” gives the set its most familiar edge. The cuts sit in a clean, mid-tempo reggae groove with the kind of steady drum pattern and warm bassline that leaves room for the vocals to carry the message. Aaron Jones, Ed Robinson and Devon Clarke keep the lineup rounded out without crowding the mix, and the whole thing moves with a measured, devotional pulse that never rushes the hook.