No Bush Weed Riddim – Jah Sazzah Studio Records

Jah Sazzah’s No Bush Weed Riddim sits in the early-2014 run of Sazzah Studio Records productions, and this one leans into a compact, rootsy reggae set rather than a crowded showcase, with just four cuts across the rhythm. Tanzo’s “Revolution” and Boo Daci’S’ “Save The Weed” anchor the lineup, while Mikilootzu and Ras Pepy’s “Vivi La Vita” adds a more chant-like edge over a steady mid-tempo groove that keeps the bass warm and the drums clipped. The title alone gives you the theme, but the songs stay in that conscious lane without turning preachy, and “Simple Sound” from Ramajca Boyz sits neatly in the middle of the sequence. Released as Jah Sazzah Presents No Bush Weed Riddim, Vol. 1, it came out on May 30, 2014 with seven tracks listed on the album version, even though the core riddim tracklist here is a tighter four-song run.