Strolling Riddim – Sunset The Platinum Sound

Strolling Riddim keeps the focus on a singer-friendly reggae cut from Sunset The Platinum Sound, and the 2006 lineup leans on strong voices rather than flashy gimmicks. Chuck Fender opens with “Be My Lady, ” Daville rides the groove on “Weh She Want, ” and Lukie D slides in with “Man Like Me, ” while the set also finds room for Richie Stephens’ uplift-heavy “Wake Up And Live” and Voicemail’s “The Days. ” The version cut sits in the middle like a clean anchor, but the real lift comes from the way the rhythm holds together across styles, from roots-conscious phrasing to more modern, polished delivery. Tony Curtis’ “Still Haven’t Found” closes out the strongest stretch, though Daville’s turn is the one that lingers after the riddim fades.