Supaboss Production’s captivating juggling set is a gorgeous one, featuring several really solid names who contribute to the success of Irie And Mellow Riddim. It’s such an enjoyable listen that virtually everything created on it warrants multiple listens. The first artist to take on the riddim is the skilled reggae dancehall artist and producer, Delly Ranx. He immediately establishes the vibe with High Grade Juggling, one of the standout tracks that has already generated excitement across the streets and airwaves in Jamaica. Nitty Kutchie, a former member of the Scare Dem Crew, displays his vocal prowess when he drops in with his track Jah Bless Me. Following him is the rising young reggae talent Ragga Jahmari, the son of Grammy-winning producer Nigel Burrell, who impressively interprets Beres Hammond’s Irie and Mello. This captivating lover’s track sets the stage for the next two tunes that also explore the romantic facets of life. Lukie D’s remarkable vocal abilities shine in Running, while Dona V, channeling the style of Cocoa Tea, presents the solid I Love You. Following this, listeners experience the reality-infused Crying by Jamaican chanter Leego, aka Ras Leego, succeeded by Wise Wurdz’s engaging dub poem Pretty Brown Eyes. Anthony Redrose, renowned for his 1985 hit Tempo with King Tubby, impresses mightily with his powerful message tune, Badness Madness. Sampalue, son of esteemed producer Phil Pratt, ventures into lover’s territory with his track No Infidelity, in which he expresses his love for his woman. Concluding the collection is the outstanding Burdens We Carry by fine singer Lymie Murray, the former lead vocalist of the Skool Band.
Overall, this is a finely crafted riddim project that will undoubtedly enhance your music collection.