Mi Deh Yah Riddim – Mixing Finga

By 2001, Mixing Finga had this one sitting neatly in the era’s sweeter, rootsier reggae lane, and the five-cut Mi Deh Yah Riddim keeps the focus on melody and message rather than heavy dancehall pressure. Capleton’s title cut carries the most fire, while Anthony Cruz and Mikey Spice lean into smooth lovers-rock phrasing that softens the edges without dulling the groove. Sanchez and Tinga Stewart keep the sentimental side of the set alive, so the whole thing feels less like a throwaway juggling and more like a compact vocal showcase. It closes with Tinga Stewart’s Praise Him, which neatly underlines the riddim’s devotional, uplift-minded mood.