No Show Riddim – Heavy Beat Records

With just three vocal cuts and a dub version, No Show Riddim keeps the focus tight, letting Al Campbell, Glen Washington and Nikesha carry a warm, rootsy selection over Heavy Beat’s production. Campbell’s “Nah Sorry Fi Dem” brings that veteran firmness straight away, while Glen Washington’s “I Found Me A Love” leans into his smooth, uplifting style and Nikesha’s “Only The Almighty” adds a devotional note that sits naturally in the mix. The rhythm itself has a clean, late-2002 reggae feel, built for singers rather than gimmicks, and the set closes with a straight dub pass that leaves room for the bass and drums to do their thing. Heavy Beat’s issue runs four tracks in all, with the riddim version rounding out the package.