Time And Patience Riddim – Our Promotion

Low-slung and meditative, this 2006 Our Promotion cut rides a patient reggae groove that leaves plenty of room for the singers to work the pocket. Chezidek’s “Go At It” and Mikey General’s “Children Of Jah Rastafari” keep the conscious message front and center, while Mykal Rose’s “Food” and Prezident Brown’s “Pray For Them” bring a sharper, more seasoned edge to the session. Around them, voices like Jigsy King, Ginny Pepper, and Teflon lean into themes of struggle, warning, and endurance, which fits the riddim’s steady, forward-moving pulse. The whole thing sits squarely in that mid-2000s roots revival moment, when meditative one-riddim sets still had room to breathe and the emphasis was on weight, message, and vocals that could hold their own without any extra flash.