Press:

“the Stringz Riddim does manage to surprise just a bit on its full album by serving as the perfect backdrop to a variety of differently vibed big tunes, none of which, thankfully, sound completely out of place. By the end of this one the feeling quickly went from 'okay now do it again' to 'okay you've done it again'. Rumble Rock Recordz manages to cement their place on my radar and I'm sure I won't be the only one after the Stringz Riddim.”
Achis - Achis' Reggae Blog

“The Truth Shall Be Told - Overall, what we have here is a very solid Roots set from Zacheous Jackson. I can recommend it, but I’m only going to say to very heavy fans of Reggae music. If for some reason you are a newer fan and are considering picking this one up, you can do so, but I think it may be a while for you before you can REALLY enjoy it and come into the ‘fullness’ of the music as well.”
Achis - Achis' Reggae Blog

“Stringz Riddim - Three real good tracks in a row to open this compilation, it couldn't start any better. And it doesn't stop here as the remaining cuts brings the listener much more goodies. First of all there's the hardly ever dissapointing Messenjah Selah, whose "Wanna Get Away" is a beautiful tune, and also Chezidek's "Still Want More" is a fully convincing effort. Also Ras Professor's "Meditation Time" and Ras Arcane's "Hymn Book & Bible" are cultural pieces that one should give a repeated listening. Other tracks worth hearing include O-Shen's "Sorry", Zacheous Jackson's "Better Dayz", The Lambsbread's "Right Ting", Sarah Knowledge's "Jah Love", and Jhaytea's "Like Heaven". Would really surprise us if a few tunes on this riddim won't enter the charts.”
Teacher & Mr. T - Reggae Vibes Productions-NL

“If you want to make a splash in Reggae music the best thing you can do is ... Well, make good Reggae music. You can also find a very nice and interesting way to present that music to the masses and should you do both of those well, then you shouldn't have very much of a problem. Rumble Rock Recordz isn't going to have "very much of a problem" at all. The latest creation of the Pennsylvania based label, the Step By Step Riddim, is an absolutely gorgeous Roots composition and the presentation? Apart from Anthony B, the roster of artists doing their respective bests on the SbS is full up of very talented vocalists who are only likely to be known by hardcore Reggae fans. Messenjah Selah, The Lambsbred, Arkaingelle, Zacheous Jackson, Zema and a most interesting group of others all appear on this sterling Roots set which may prove to be one of the best of this still very young year. The Step By Step Riddim from Rumble Rock Recordz reaches stores on April 19.”
Ras Achis - UNITED REGGAE Online Reggae Magazine

“The Lambsbread - Jah WIll Make A Way / Messenjah Selah - What Will It Take 7" release - Both sides strictly roots & culture. Nice production and quality music!”
ernie b's - Album Review