Ten Feet Tall Riddim – Katsjam Records

Katsjam Records was carving out its gospel-leaning reggae catalogue in the early 2000s, and Ten Feet Tall sits right in that pocket with a compact 2003 showcase built on warm, rootsy steadiness rather than flash. The rhythm has that steady, meditative tug that leaves room for the vocals, so Luciano’s “World Affairs” lands with a conscience-first edge while Mikey General and Radic push “Fast And Furious” into a livelier, more urgent stride. I-Mara’s title cut sets the tone cleanly, and the closing “So Pure” from Radic, Sandy Smith and Jia keeps the energy focused without cluttering the groove. It’s a short set, but the sequencing gives the riddim a clear arc from opening statement to final uplift.