Stepping Stone Riddim (2015) – Bright Star Entertainment

Bright Star Entertainment takes a quieter, more roots-minded turn here than the name Stepping Stone might suggest, leaning into a compact five-cut reggae set rather than anything sprawling or crossover. The whole thing comes wrapped in conscious wording — “Give Selassie Di Praise, ” “No Fake Friends, ” “Unfair World” — so the mood stays reflective and socially aware rather than party-driven. One useful bit of context: this was a 2015 release, and the producer keeps the focus on fresh voices instead of chasing a stacked guest list. Bitterah, Fullerton and Narda Biggs do the heavy lifting across the riddim, with each cut getting room to breathe. The track order feels deliberate too, moving from praise to warning to resistance, like Bright Star wanted the sequencing to read as a little statement rather than just a batch of songs.