Landmark Riddim lands as a 2026 Stay Nice Music production with a strong roots-reggae spine and a clear love for classic one-drop pressure. The label has already been pushing a string of early-2026 singles and packages through Dub Shot Records, and this set fits neatly into that run with spiritual, conscious and lovers-oriented cuts rather than anything aimed at the dancehall end of the spectrum.
The lineup is deep and varied: Kumar Fyah, Ginjah, MediSun, Ras Shiloh, Chris Malachi, Jah Izrehl, Kumar, Jahriffe, Toussaint The Liberator, Krysi Webb, Andrae Duhaney, Kazayah, Smoke, Inezi and Badda General all take a turn on the rhythm. Ras Shiloh’s “One Drop Rule” is the clearest mission statement, paying tribute to the genre’s foundation with a voice that naturally suits a reverent roots setting. Ginjah’s “Nice And Mellow” and MediSun’s “Freedom” point to the sweeter side of the riddim, while Kumar Fyah’s “Found My Baby” and Kazayah’s “Sweet Love” bring romance into the frame without losing the militant pulse underneath.
The rhythm itself sounds like disciplined roots reggae with a warm, steady swing, guitar skank, and enough space for the singers to stretch out their melodies. “Landmark Riddim” feels designed for clarity rather than clutter, and the dub cut “Grade Freedom In Dub” with MediSun and Tippy I gives the project extra depth, showing the production can stand on its own as well as behind the voices.
