Touch Me Riddim – P.C.M Records

In P. C. M Records’ 2003 reggae catalogue, Touch Me Riddim sits as a tiny, three-cut set that keeps the focus tight on the groove and the singers riding it. Nisha K’s “Touch Me” leads with the kind of sweet, straightforward vocal hook that suits the riddim’s warm, rootsy pulse, while Qshan Dia’s “Show Me The Love” gives the project its other clear vocal angle, carrying the same instrumental from a softer lover’s-rock side. The production stays uncluttered and open, letting the bassline and drum pattern do the heavy lifting without crowding the songs. It’s a brief release, but one that feels made for repeat spins, ending with the version cut that lays the Touch Me Riddim bare.