6:30 Riddim (2011) – Notnice Records and Correy Tod Records

A little looser and lighter than some of Notnice’s harder bashment work, 6: 30 Riddim keeps the energy moving with a clean, late-night swing that suits the title perfectly. Aidonia’s “630 (Raw)” is the anchor here, all sly bravado and tight phrasing, while Jah Vinci’s “Love Tonight” leans into the smoother side of the riddim without slowing it down. Khago and Kiprich also fit neatly into the groove, giving the set that cross-section feel dancehall compilations were leaning into around 2011, when producers were still pairing street-ready singles with songs aimed at the dance. The line comes from Notnice Records and Correy Tod Records, two names that were active around the era, and the project’s compact 10-track run keeps it focused rather than bloated.