Leisurely Riddim – Kool Face Records

Kool Face keeps this one lean: six cuts, one clean reggae riddim, and Anthony B right up front with “Drink and Smoke. ” Carey Akustiks, Kimi, Fyah Sthar and Rasun each get a pass over the same breezy groove, and the whole thing has that laid-back, late-summer pull that suits the title. It doesn’t chase heavy rootical weight; instead it sits in the lighter modern-reggae lane, with the vocalists carrying the mood and the production staying uncluttered enough for the melodies to breathe. Compared with Kool Face’s more hard-edged later riddims, this feels more relaxed and conversational, almost like the label easing into a softer pocket without losing its dancehall sense of pacing. As a 2019 entry, it sits neatly alongside the producer’s smaller, voice-driven one-riddim sets rather than the big compilation route.