Heaven Bless Riddim – Ranch Entertainment

Ranch Entertainment took on the old “Heavenless” idea here and cut it as a five-song 2014 reggae set, with the familiar bounce of the classic rhythm reworked for a tighter, modern showcase. Agent Sasco’s “Mix Up” and Rsny’s “Mek Wi Blaze It Up” keep the energy in the street corner lane, while Screechy Dan and Johnny Osbourne’s “My Sound Stands Alone” is the cut that leans hardest into sound system history. Red Fox brings a late-night rub-a-dub feel on “The Night Shift, ” and Jimmy Cozier with Melissa Musique push the sweeter side on “You Could Be My Lover. ” The release runs 21 minutes and includes seven tracks in total, issued by Ranch Ent. in May 2014.