Rockin Riddim – Gt Muzik

Rockin Riddim from GT Muzik lands as a compact 2012 reggae juggling with a devotional, roots-leaning edge, and it’s the kind of set that opens naturally with Kranium’s “Hear My Cry” and keeps the tone steady through Mikeylous, George Nooks, Khago, and Lutan Fyah. GT Taylor’s production sits in that mid-tempo pocket, with a crisp one-drop feel, rounded bassline, and a skanking guitar pulse that gives the singers room to lean into melody and message. The lineup mixes younger voices with familiar names, and the best cuts keep the emphasis on clear phrasing rather than flash. At 13 tracks and just under 40 minutes, it moves like a proper riddim tape: unfussy, measured, and carried by the groove and the vocal turns more than any studio trickery.