Too Experience Riddim – Star Trail Records

Too Experience Riddim lands in that early-2000s Star Trail zone where the swing is rootsy but the cut feels taut and purpose-built, with Anthony B, Norris Man and Richie Spice all working over the same one-drop foundation in 2002. Star Trail kept the cast tight here, and that economy suits the riddim: no crowding, just a clean reggae pulse, clipped guitar skank, and a bassline that sits low and steady under the vocals. Anthony B’s “Three Cheers” pushes the hardest of the three lead tunes, while Richie Spice’s “All A Yu Lovin” leans into a smoother, more reflective phrasing. As a four-track set with the version tucked in at the end, the record plays like a compact snapshot of conscious reggae at the turn of the decade, steady in tempo and anchored by a heavy, unhurried bass pattern.