Bitterbush Riddim – One Army Entertainment

Bitterbush Riddim leans into a taut, mid-tempo dancehall groove that gives the voices room to cut through without any wasted space. One Army Entertainment lines up a clean set of cuts here, and Bugle’s “Gold Spoon” sits nicely beside Jah Vinci’s sharper “Fake Faces, ” with Tamo J’s “Life’s Too Short” adding a more reflective turn in the middle of the package. The whole thing arrived in June 2017 and runs ten tracks deep, including the instrumental, which keeps the riddim’s pulse front and center; Bugle and Zagga give it some of the clearest lift.