Permanent Riddim – TM & God Alone

Low-slung and reflective, Permanent Riddim lands with a quiet pulse, the kind of reggae set that leans more on feeling than flash. TM and God Alone keep the arrangements spare enough for the vocals to carry the weight, and Kiprich’s “Father Please” gives the project its clearest emotional pull, sitting neatly beside Hero’s pleading “A Mothers Love” and Shanala’s patient “Trust The Process. ” Guidance’s “I’m Sorry” keeps that inward mood rolling, with each cut sounding like it was cut from the same calm, late-night space. It’s a four-song set, but it leaves its mark with that steady, meditative current.