Prosper Riddim (2006) – Redbud

Redbud’s 2006 Prosper Riddim is a compact three-cut reggae juggling that keeps its focus tight: Natty King’s “Friends, ” Rob Symeonn’s “No More, ” and Turbulence’s “Live Good and Prosper. ” The whole thing has that earnest roots-reggae feel, with the title song pointing straight at uplift and self-preservation, and Turbulence sounds especially natural over it, his voice carrying the message without any fuss. Natty King fits the same mood well, leaning into the conscious side of the riddim rather than trying to overpower it. It’s a small release, but that’s part of the charm — just three songs, a clear idea, and no extra weight hanging around.