Good Over Evil Riddim (2002) – Height Of Heights

Dark, meditative roots energy runs through Good Over Evil Riddim, with George Nooks, Half Pint and Luciano carrying the strongest cuts while Tristan Palma and Parrot keep the chant-and-message mood moving. The set leans into the kind of conscious early-2000s reggae that Height Of Heights was pushing around that period, and it sits neatly beside their 2002 output without sounding like a carbon copy. George Nooks’ “My World” and Luciano’s “Love And Blessing” are the cuts that linger, each riding the rhythm with that patient, sermon-like pull that made this era of roots singles so effective. With just five voices on the riddim, the production stays focused and uncluttered, a tidy entry in the Height Of Heights catalogue.