Sweet Lady Riddim (1999) – Too Good Label

Sweet Lady Riddim, also known as Broadway Riddim, is a 1999 reggae juggling from Too Good Production that blends veteran roots style with late-90s dancehall energy. The set runs 13 tracks deep and brings together Ken Boothe’s Everything I Own, Brian and Tony Gold’s Must Be A Sign, Vegas’ Marriage License and Stephanie, Sean Paul’s Sexy Punkie, and strong cuts from Mega Banton, Rik Rok, Singing Melody, Spragga Benz, and Tanto Metro and Devonte. Richard “Richie D” Martin is linked to the production, and the riddim’s mix of polished vocal work and tougher dancehall voices gives it a clear crossover feel. It’s a tidy snapshot of 1999 Jamaican reggae, anchored by well-known names and a classic lover’s-rock lean underneath the title cut.