Khaki Riddim – Relic World

The Mighty Diamonds give Khaki Riddim its strongest pull, and their “Cuh Deh” lands the kind of seasoned harmony that makes a small roots set feel bigger than its four tracks. Released in 2004 on Relic World and credited to Bunny Diamond, the riddim sits in a lean reggae lane, with Iyahshanti’s warning-shot “No Guns” and Jheanel’s more personal “Try It On My Own” filling out the vocal side before the version cut closes the circle. It’s a compact package, but the sequencing leaves room for each voice to breathe, and the final impression belongs to the Diamonds, whose presence gives the whole set a firmer edge and a deeper classic-reggae weight.

Khaki Riddim Tracklist:

1. Iyahshanti – No Guns
2. Jheanel – Try It On My Own
3. Khaki Riddim – Version
4. Mighty Diamonds – Cuh Deh