Fix It Riddim (2004) – Charm Records

A warm, rootsy swing runs through Fix It Riddim, with that early-2000s reggae polish that lets the melody breathe while the bass stays grounded. Charm Records keeps the line-up tight: just Al Campbell and Lloyd Brown riding the rhythm, plus the version cut, so there’s no clutter and no rush. The tracklist leans firmly into conscious lover’s reggae rather than anything crossover or dancehall-heavy, and that restraint gives the vocals room to carry the record’s shape. Campbell’s “Only Love Will Do” feels like the anchor here, the kind of cut that settles into the riddim’s pocket and lets the arrangement do its work, while Brown’s “No Watch Dat” adds a sharper edge before the instrumental closes things out.