Good Ova Evil Riddim (2010) – Sankofa Productions

Good Ova Evil Riddim lands in that rootsy, conscience-driven corner of reggae where strong voices carry the message, and Sankofa Productions keeps the vibe focused with just five cuts and an instrumental. Jah Cure’s “Don’t Let Them Cry” brings the emotional weight, while Sizzla’s “Herb” and Khago’s “Granny Teachings” lean into the more grounded, streetwise side of the set. Cecile’s “Groupie” adds a sharper edge, and Chuck Fenda’s “Got Me to Love You” gives the riddim a warm, melodic lift. It first surfaced around 2010, then reappeared in released form in 2014, so this is one of those projects that’s been sitting in the culture a while and still feels tied to that early-2010s reggae run when conscious singles and solid production could carry a whole compilation.