Eyes On Me Riddim – Greenheights Production

Little Hero gives Eyes On Me Riddim its clearest pull, and “Dem No Member God” sounds like the cut most likely to linger after the rest of the set has passed. Greenheights Production keeps the 2012 four-track line lean, with Peas Head’s “Market Ground, ” Zulachi’s title tune, and Truthful’s “Woman Me Love” filling out a compact reggae package that moves with a purposeful midtempo sway rather than any heavy-handed push. It’s the sort of release that sits neatly in that early-2010s run of smaller roots-oriented productions, where the riddim has room to breathe and the voices do the talking. In Greenheights’ catalogue, it feels like a straight-ahead, no-fuss entry built for selectors who like a few sharp vocal statements over one steady backing.