Heprocitical Riddim – Shakes

A tense little 2002 roots set, this one keeps the focus on conscience tunes rather than big crossover hooks, with Anthony B’s “Homeless People” leading the charge and Luciano, Mikey General, and Super Black Saba all pushing the same socially aware lane. Produced by Shakes, the riddim lines up six cuts in all, and the sequence feels deliberately tidy: a strong opener, the Anthony Shakesa Earth Day tune tucked in early, then the version cut dropping right in the middle before the final run of vocals. That placement tells you this was meant to be heard like a proper one-riddim session, with the instrumental getting its own spotlight before the closing stretch.