Irie Skies Riddim – Aps Columbian

Warm, mid-tempo roots energy carries Irie Skies Riddim, with a breezy, uplift-minded feel that sits nicely behind the three vocal cuts here. Booba Starr’s “My People” gives it the strongest community-rooted charge, Kezz I leans into the conscious uplift of “Mama Africa Will Overcome, ” and Nyashane’s “I’m Feeling Irie” keeps the mood lighter without losing the roots frame. APS Columbian had already been moving through similar reggae territory around that period, and this one feels like part of that same run of compact, singer-friendly riddims rather than a one-off experiment. With just four tracks including the instrumental, it lands as a lean 2014 roots set in the producer’s catalogue, more focused on atmosphere and message than on crowding the lane.