Bipolar Weather Riddim Vol. 2 – House A Stars Records

House A Stars Records keeps this one in the same lane it has carved out with its recent juggling work: clean, lean dancehall with enough pressure for selectors and enough melody for replay. Bipolar Weather Riddim Vol. 2 arrived in 2026 and is produced by Delly Ranx through House A Stars Records and Pure Music Productions, a pairing that makes sense for a label built on hard-working rhythm sets and a producer who has spent years moving between deejay work and studio command. The project sits in a catalogue that already includes other dancehall-focused releases, so this does not feel like a side quest. It feels like another step in a running series.

The riddim itself has that restless, switching feel the title promises. It carries a punchy modern bounce, but there is enough space in the drums and bass for the vocals to move sharply across it. Delly Ranx fronts the set with his own cuts, and that matters because he knows how to write for a riddim without overloading it. Tifa brings a tougher, more direct female voice on Want Mi Man Back, while Kenne Blessin’s Buff Bay and Blue Cush’s Reciprocate add different shades of street commentary and lovers-rock temperature.

The strongest thing here is the balance between veteran control and fresh energy. Delly Ranx’s No Plea Deal gives the project its grit, while the other voicings keep the juggling moving and stop the riddim from settling into one mood for too long. That push and pull is exactly what makes a dancehall rhythm set work.