Good Courage Riddim / Who Cares Riddim – 2 Miles Records

2 Miles Records’ Good Courage/Who Cares set sits right in that early-2000s run when the label was pairing tough-conscious reggae with a lean, no-frills approach. It’s a small three-track release, but the two songs give it some weight: Junior Moore from The Tamlins leans into the question of “Who Cares” with that seasoned roots voice, while Natty King’s “No Guns To Town” keeps the message sharp and direct. The version cut leaves the riddim to do its own talking, and it’s got that stripped, steady pulse that fits the era’s conscious dancehall-reggae crossover. Originally dated 2004 here, it also connects back to the earlier Who Cares Riddim issue from 2003, so this one feels like a follow-up in the 2 Miles catalogue rather than a one-off.