Oneness Riddim (2024) – Treasure Chest Productions

Treasure Chest Productions lines up six voices on Oneness Riddim, and the result is a straight roots-minded juggling built on a steady one-drop pulse and a warm, forward-driving groove. The set arrived in 2024, with the digital release landing on July 5. Treasure Chest is credited as the label, while Bobby Treasure is the producer attached to the riddim.

Anthony B opens the conversation with the title cut “Oneness, ” a natural fit for his socially conscious style. Bushman follows with “What A Gwan, ” bringing that firm, uplifted roots delivery he’s long been known for. Mikey Spice’s “Better Days” adds a smoother, more melodic touch, and Jah Mason’s “Forgive, Not Forget” brings a reflective edge that suits his chant-heavy, meditation-led approach. Singing Sweet’s “2nd Hand Murderer” gives the riddim one of its sharper warning songs, while Dalton Brownie’s “Reflextion Mix” closes it out with a more direct, DJ-style presence.

What gives the project its shape is the way the cuts move between uplift, social commentary, and spiritual concern without breaking the mood. The production sits in that classic reggae lane: spacious drum-and-bass, clean instrumentation, and enough bounce to keep the juggling flowing. This is the sort of riddim that works because the singers are all speaking to the same themes from slightly different angles, with Anthony B, Bushman, and Jah Mason carrying the heaviest weight.