Intransit Riddim Vol2. – Notice Productions

Notice Productions keeps the Intransit idea moving with a cleaner, more intimate second volume that landed in 2013. This one trims the cast to six cuts and lets the melodies breathe, with a warm, lover’s-rock tilt that sits closer to reflection than hard-driving chase. Demarco’s “Missing Your Touch” gives the riddim its most immediate pull, while TOK’s “Best Of Me” adds seasoned harmony and Hezron’s “Warriors Way” brings a sharper, roots-conscious edge to the set.

Jagarizzar’s “Audience Of One” and Omari’s “Love Is The Greatest” lean into the softer side of the rhythm, while Alva’s “Show Them Love” keeps the message centered on uplift. The writing across the project stays personal and devotional rather than flashy, which suits the stripped-back feel of the production. The beats move in a measured reggae pocket, leaving room for vocal phrasing and resonance instead of crowding the arrangements.

Notice Productions had already established itself as a busy Jamaican outfit by this point, with earlier reggae projects circulating under the same banner. Intransit Riddim Vol. 2 feels like a continuation of that polished, radio-friendly approach, but with a tighter frame and a more focused emotional tone. It is less about volume and more about the way each voice settles into the same groove.