No Killa Man Riddim – Ambessa Production

Ambessa Production keeps this 2012 set lean and rootsy, with just four cuts and a veteran-heavy cast that gives the whole thing a proper rub-a-dub weight. King Kong’s “Project Of Peace” and Joseph Cotton’s “Mr. Musicman” are the names that jump out first, while Kojo Neatness brings the sharper “Man A Kill Man” angle and Gad Anbessa closes with “No Killa Melodica, ” leaning into the label’s own identity. Reggae. es described the riddim as a roots rub-a-dub move, and that fits the mood here: conscious, spare, and built for selectors who like their one-riddim sets with a little age and patina. It sits neatly in Ambessa’s catalogue as a small but focused statement rather than a crowded showcase.