God Alone Riddim (2018) – Katalys Crew

God Alone Riddim arrived in 2018 from Katalys Crew and Katsjam Digital, a gospel-leaning reggae juggling that stays rooted in praise, uplift, and righteous warning. The rhythm is carried by steady bass, clean guitar chops, and a patient one-drop pulse, giving the singers room to stretch out without the arrangement ever sounding crowded. It is the kind of set that trusts melody and message more than tricks, which suits the title and the overall spiritual tone.

George Nooks sets the pace with “God Alone, ” and his veteran tenor gives the riddim immediate weight. Luciano follows with “War Against Jah Children, ” one of the tougher cuts here, while Turbulence’s “Call On Jah” pushes the same militant energy a little harder. Chuck Fenda’s “Plea My Cause” sits in that same zone, while Mikey General’s “Nothing Too Hard” and Adena Myrie’s “I Refuse” bring a more declarative, prayerful edge. Doneki’s “In My Arms” and Karel’s “Rose” widen the mood without breaking it, and Brave Heart’s “No Love For Poor” keeps the social conscience front and center.

Katalys Crew’s own closing version, listed as “God Alome Riddim, ” ties the package together and underlines that this was conceived as a full production statement rather than a loose compilation. The release runs 11 tracks and was issued on May 25, 2018, with “Riding High Dub Remix” from Shalom and Radic adding a brief dubwise twist to the set.