Great And Mighty Riddim – All Spikes Productions

Great And Mighty Riddim comes from All Spikes Productions and landed in 2018 as a roots-minded reggae juggling with a serious lineup of singers carrying conscious, faith-forward and uplift-heavy themes. The title cut from Mikey General sets the tone straight away, with his devotional style and veteran clarity giving the riddim a firm spiritual center. Lymie Murray returns twice, first on “Jah Rastafari” and later on “Trouble Never Set Like Rain, ” which helps underline how naturally the riddim suits meditative, grounding lyrics.

Capleton’s “I’m Free/Signs Of The Time” is the heavyweight moment here. He was already known as one of reggae and dancehall’s most forceful voices, and on this cut that fire meets a more reflective consciousness. Fantan Mojah’s “Burn Dem Hot” keeps the pressure on with his Rasta-leaning delivery, while Anthony Cruz brings a smoother, more melodic edge on “Talk Out/Walk Out. ” Jah Thunder’s “Hold Out Ghetto Youths” and Indecka’s “Push Higher” push the same positive current, and the closing pairing from Richi Bangin and Imus Behdeng on “Werewolf” adds a rougher, more playful contrast.

The riddim itself has that late-2010s modern roots feel: clean drum programming, a steady one-drop pulse, and enough bass weight to let the voices ride without overcrowding them. It plays like a conscious juggling built for selectors who want message tunes, veteran names and a few deeper cuts that keep the whole set moving.