Reggae Sunset Riddim (2022) – Wicked Vybz

Wicked Vybz kept Reggae Sunset Riddim moving in a warm, melody-first lane when it landed on October 7, 2022. The set runs eight cuts deep and stays rooted in modern roots reggae, with a smooth, late-day pulse rather than anything heavy or militant. The title version sits beside a singer lineup that knows how to ride a clean one-drop and stretch a chorus without crowding the pocket.

Exco Levi opens with Jah Love, bringing the kind of focused, conscious delivery that has made him one of the most respected Jamaican-Canadian voices in the format. Lutan Fyah follows with Friend Of Music, and his seasoned roots tone gives the rhythm a little more lift. Pressure’s Never Live Without You adds another polished vocal turn, while Perfect’s Sellout brings some sharper edge to the track list. MediSun’s Stages is the most spiritual-sounding cut in the bunch, with a reflective, healing-minded mood that fits the riddim’s easy sway.

RSNY’s Off The Ground and Stephanie’s Could U Be Mine widen the palette with more contemporary phrasing and a lighter romantic touch. Wicked Vybz closes the circle with the version, keeping the arrangement uncluttered and bass-forward, with enough shimmer in the chords to justify the sunset name. This is the sort of riddim that works because the production leaves space, and the singers know how to fill it without forcing the issue.