Passover Riddim Chapter II (2024) – Greezzly Productions

Greezzly Productions keeps Passover Riddim Chapter II rooted in the kind of conscious reggae that thrives on scripture, uplift and militant clarity. The 2024 chapter is credited to Francesco Salteri, with Greezzly handling the production under the Greezzly Productions name and closing things with a dub version that shifts the energy into a more stripped-back, echo-heavy space.

The lineup mixes heavyweight voices with artists who work comfortably in that roots lane. Fantan Mojah and Richie Spice front “Glory” with the kind of steady, chanting confidence both artists have made their calling card, while Xray adds extra edge to the cut. Chezidek and Perfect Giddimani keep “More Blessings” warm and devotional, matching well with the riddim’s spiritual pulse. Ras Penco and Kush Bashan push “Powered By The Most High” deeper into praise-music territory, and I Noah with Xray turn “Puppet” into a sharper social statement. Dread Vivas’ “Love La Len Amel” and Original Paupers’ “Burn Di Herbs” widen the mood, while Kambano’s “Justice” brings the social conscience into focus with a sobering, message-first delivery.

Musically, the riddim sits in a roots reggae pocket: one-drop pressure, clean live-feeling drums, a steady bass movement and a meditative forward motion that gives the singers room to preach, warn and testify. It is the sort of set that works because the production leaves space, and the voices use it well.