333 Riddim – Zig Boi Music

333 Riddim arrives from Zig Boi Music in collaboration with Melody Yard Entertainment and Ryan Energy, carrying a three-song soca set into September 2026. Orlando Octave, Kerry John and Jade Lopez each take the same 112 BPM foundation, turning the number in its title into a practical format: three voices, three perspectives and a shared groove. The production is deliberately small in scale, with no detours beyond those three cuts and no guest-heavy expansion to dilute the idea.

Orlando Octave’s “Toxic Love” places romance at the centre of the selection, while Kerry John’s “Stick Up” shifts the frame toward the charged social setting suggested by the title. Those contrasts give the riddim its shape: one vocal cut addresses love’s complications, another moves toward night-time excitement, yet both sit inside the same steady soca pulse. Jade Lopez’s “Sweetness” completes the sequence with a title that points toward admiration and flirtation, providing the third angle without breaking the project’s close-knit design.

That economy is the point here. 333 Riddim presents its three performers as distinct personalities on one rhythm rather than treating the riddim format as an overcrowded compilation.