Danger Riddim (2002) – Stone Face Records

Danger Riddim on Stone Face Records captures early-2000s dancehall as a compact riddim set, with the core take plus vocal pressure from the likes of E-Saw, Lenky, Million Teeth, and Top Cat. The lineup swings between E-Saw’s Looks and Shape and Lenky’s Danger Riddim Version, while Million Teeth drops Since Yu Nuh Business and Top Cat keeps it provocative on Shake Those Titts. With Top Cat and other Stone Face voices tied to the same orbit, this one’s more than just an instrumental reuse—it’s structured like a tight group statement around the Danger riddim, the kind of release that traders and selectors reach for when they want that specific Stone Face edge.