Matiti Riddim – Block Op Industry

Block Op Industry keeps Matiti Riddim in a lean 2013 reggae pocket, with six vocal cuts and a version track that give the set a compact, no-frills feel. Dr Creeks’ “Nou Ka Fey” and Steven Moris’ “Crois Moi” sit nicely beside Maldone M’Say’s “Music Smoka, ” while Sugar Kawar’s “Reggae Music” leans into the project’s straightforward roots-minded title. There’s no big parade of names here, just a tight lineup that lets the riddim do the talking, and that suits Block Op’s catalog as it appears in the 2013 archives, where Matiti sits alongside other similarly concise productions like Chatenay and later Block Op outings. It’s the kind of release that feels less like a major campaign and more like a snapshot of the producer’s year, with a steady groove and enough local flavour to keep it from sounding generic.